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This isn't necessarily a LPS question but I suppose it's most fitting here. My fiancee is starting to get into the reef tank with me, FINALLY. Last night we are in the LFS and she says, "come look at this coral, I love it". She points out what I can only assume is a severely bleached torch. This thing is snow white. Am I wrong in thinking there isn't a white torch that's healthy? They had the blue lights on and everything was lit up beautifully.

This leads to my question, assuming I am correct in the above statement. She had a good point that I have, and had no plans for, a white coral. Is there one that you would recommend? Is there such a thing? I do agree that something pure white like that would look nice in our tank.
 
ive got some zoa that are a cream color. Almost look white with antics on they have pink in the middle. Looks a lot like the armor of god .
 
I'll take a pic tonight
 
as promised
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Nice, thanks. She may have to settle for whitish, if nothing else exists.
They have a pinkish under antic 10k whitish. Snowball leather maybe something else she may be interested in.
 

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