Normal for Montipora?

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I received this Monti "bubble gum" almost a week ago, complete white without tissue and polyps. Now she has nice polyps flourecens under blue. Someone know, is it normal? Comes the tissue after a time?
I think it's very nice too

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I see polyps on the first pic.
Congrats you saved it from a sure death.

really? as i get it from the postman the water in the bag was absolute clearly, no cloudiness. The dealer send me than a death coral??
He send me also this coral a green tenuis with blue tips in the same delivery

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i received some months ago this icefire:

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She was definitely death, but the monti was clearly.

i will see.
 
i like this monti!!! under daylight simple white and under blue colored.

somebody a frag? :D
 

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