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Can anyone tell me if this is the Acan sending out feeding tentacles. First Acan I’ve owned.

Does the front polyp look ok to you?

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Front polyp could be a new polyp growing.
Definitely feeders though , that's a good thing. I've found Acans are the easiest LPS in my tank. Nice colony!
 
Front polyp could be a new polyp growing.
Definitely feeders though , that's a good thing. I've found Acans are the easiest LPS in my tank. Nice colony!

Thank you very much. I do love the Acans and Blastos
 
The front polyp is dying. It looks like it might’ve been a dead polyp that’s coming back. If that’s not the case it was probably bumped and receded a little bit. The rest of the colony looks great and I wouldn’t be worried. Yes, those are feeder tentacles. Give it some meat like frozen mysis!
 
The front polyp is dying. It looks like it might’ve been a dead polyp that’s coming back. If that’s not the case it was probably bumped and receded a little bit. The rest of the colony looks great and I wouldn’t be worried. Yes, those are feeder tentacles. Give it some meat like frozen mysis!
I wouldnt count that head out just yet. I had a head that was cut in half and receding and it wound up growing back eventually.
 
I wouldnt count that head out just yet. I had a head that was cut in half and receding and it wound up growing back eventually.
Yup. Like I said, it’s probably coming back. If the rest of the colony is that happy, that one head is going to be extremely resilient.
 

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