Peach? Pink? Brown? What is this torch be called?

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Had this for 18mo or so, always been this color
. Don’t know much about it. For a long time I figured it was a low-value brown something-er-other but now I’m wondering if it’s what is referred to as pink/peach.

Tips are white. Polyps extend 2-3” and what I would call skinny, but it’s my only torch so... nothing to compare with.

Color shown is very close to IRL, no filter, Kessil at 35% color with a good dose of sunlight.

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Just a master under Yoda. I would say pink. That sounds better. :)

If it is happy and growing, call it Sally for all it matters. It is happy.
 
It’s been through some trials, honestly a bit surprised it survived. It was two heads when I got it and probably 10 now. About softball sized when inflated.

Mostly curious so that if I were to order another torch in the future I wouldn’t duplicate.

Never thought to give it a pet name. Sally isn’t too bad.
 
Just make sure to get a green or purple and it will not be duplicated. It is very nice. I have a green with pink tips.
 

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