New torch has frizzy ends. Is this a characteristic or external cause?

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Hi everyone,

Yesterday I bought a rasta torch from a local seller. I’m suuuuper happy with the piece and it is really opening op beautifully. I do notice it has a light ‘frizzle’ at the end of the polyps and I was wondering if this is specific to the type of torch or indicates something else. I’ve placed it next to my Cristata. I guess it should be fine as they are from the same family? Thanks for any info.
 
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Not sure if the video uploads… so here a regular picture :)
 

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If it seems healthy otherwise I'd just give it some time and see if they unfrizzle (new word?) lol :)
It looks very happy in it’s new spot. Just trying to get a handle on how long the polyps might stretch since I’ll be traveling for three weeks and wondering if I need to make room when it potentially ‘unfrizzels’ .
 

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