Accident during water change

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While doing my weekly water change I was cleaning my glass like normal with the magnetic scrubber. It disconnected and landed on my blasto. Should it be ok? What to watch for a blasto being stressed or injured? He's always been happy so I'm just curious here he is now. Thanks for any input I just need my mind eased lol.

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While doing my weekly water change I was cleaning my glass like normal with the magnetic scrubber. It disconnected and landed on my blasto. Should it be ok? What to watch for a blasto being stressed or injured? He's always been happy so I'm just curious here he is now. Thanks for any input I just need my mind eased lol.

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It should be okay. My flipper scraper landed in my bubble coral last week with the blade facing the bubbles. It shrunk but recovered within days. Corals are resilient. You should be fine.
 

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