Underside of sps

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Is okay that the under side of a branch on my milli is colorful. The spot that im talkng about does get any light. Is this normal
 
Do you have any pics?

I have a pocillopora on a slant, and the underside that doesn't get as much light is paler and doesn't have as many polyps.
 
Do you have any pics?

I have a pocillopora on a slant, and the underside that doesn't get as much light is paler and doesn't have as many polyps.

Yeah thats what i mean its paler
 

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Here what it looks like
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From what I can see everything looks OK. A better quality picture would go a long way.

As mentioned before it's natural that areas of sps that don't receive direct sunlight might be colored differently(browner, lighter, whiter).

You should become concerned if there is tissue loss on the coral.
 
It's all good. The underside of most of my sps are lighter in color, and have far fewer polyps.
 

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