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The corals were probably having a party while you were sleeping and someone spilled their glass of vodka. ;-)
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I find it happens often when caps cup upwards. As they grow along with other corals surrounding it lack of flow becomes a problem. One of my green caps just did the same thing.
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This one is really off on it's own, not impeded at all by other corals. I suppose something slight that I can't notice perhaps. It also hasn't really cupped much, more a flat outward growth. Oh well, I have a backup piece in the frag tank and hopefully will have a large leaf left by tonight.
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I guess just be thankful it was a green cap and not something more rare....that and you have a back up.
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Kind of wrecks the symmetry of the area. We'll see, maybe it will stop. haha
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Green with purple polyp cap?? You didnt say that...got any pics? Cant say ive ever seen one.
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