Are my corals over extended ?

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Hi I read somewhere that corals can be over extended and I wasn’t sure if this was true or not. As I looked at my corals I noticed that they were Very open and their feeding tentacles were out for a long time. Would you all say they look healthy?
 
Hi I read somewhere that corals can be over extended and I wasn’t sure if this was true or not. As I looked at my corals I noticed that they were Very open and their feeding tentacles were out for a long time. Would you all say they look healthy?

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I was just worried because the frog spawn looks see through.
 

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