A question about my bubble coral.

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Occasionally it’ll deflate its bubbles quite a bit and it puts out this one long red bubble looking thing from what looks like his mouth, it just stays like this for a day or so, then the next morning it’s fine and full bubbles. Then maybe repeats in another month or two.

Is this a normal thing they do? Is it caused by stress? It doesn’t seem to correlate with water changes or anything I can put my finger on, it just does it one day, then the next it’s normal and happy looking again. Thoughts?
 
hi welcome ,imo maybe ,how do i say this but poop,looks like air bubbles in poop,just my opinion,gonna love it here
 
hi welcome ,imo maybe ,how do i say this but poop,looks like air bubbles in poop,just my opinion,gonna love it here
Ok that’s fantastic, thank you!! I don’t know why I didn’t think of that... I’ve had it for over a year and never saw it do this, and now it is occasionally, so I didn’t even consider that.
 
you should post in the meet and greet meet the reef
 

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