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I’m pretty new to the saltwater scene and I’ve had these corals for about 3-4 months and I noticed my paly has these little white patches I honestly don’t remember if that’s how I bought them or if they’re starting to get bleached, they’ve grown a good amount since I bought them so I’m guessing it’s just growing into its colors so just had to get second opinions about this.
 
Do you mean the white splotches in a ring shape on the right hand colonies ployps?

*edit: was going to make a second post but

It’s normal. If we’re looking at the same thing
 
Thank you guys that’s what I was looking for they’re doing really good then because they have grown so much in 2-3 months
 
Thank you guys that’s what I was looking for they’re doing really good then because they have grown so much in 2-3 months
That’s good! Hopefully all continues as is
 

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