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Hi guys wondering if you could ID this torch for me. I have had it for some time but it was suffering from some PITA flat worms. It is finally recovering now and looking much happier.

Hard to capture the color in photos. The tentacles are sort of a light purple/pink and one side has a goldish/yellow stripe.

Thanks
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If it has a gold stripe it could be an indo gold that just needs some time to heal and color up. Here’s a photo of mine notice both of ours has the green tips and purple body.

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If it has a gold stripe it could be an indo gold that just needs some time to heal and color up. Here’s a photo of mine notice both of ours has the green tips and purple body.

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Man that's a serious torch. What a beauty
 

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