Need help with my Torch Coral !

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So this is my green tip torch coral that has shorter tentacles compare to my jade and yellow tip. I’ve had it for about a week and got it this way but i wanted to ask if anyone knows how can I help it recover and gain longer tentacles ? Is there a way for me to allow it to go back to normal or will it stay like this ?
 
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So this is my green tip torch coral that has shorter tentacles compare to my jade and yellow tip. I’ve had it for about a week and got it this way but i wanted to ask if anyone knows how can I help it recover and gain longer tentacles ? Is there a way for me to allow it to go back to normal or will it stay like this ?
Best bet would be let it settle in and not move it around stressing it out further it doesn't look that bad just little ticked off
 
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