New corals not closing, should i be worried?

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Hello,
Few days ago I got an elegance and two torches.... and the corals didn't close at all at night unlike every other coral I've ever had.

Should I be worried?
Could they burn out?exhaust themselves to death?
 
Update: it's been about a week I've had the corals. They started closing 2 nights ago, after 5 days!!.
One of the torches looks great.
Another looks a little sad.
And the elegance has been looking stressed as hell yesterday and pooping alot today.
 

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The Elegance is expelling Zooxanthellae, indicative of acclimation stress.
 

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