Brain coral receding?

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Yesterday my brain coral was massive today it seems to be showing a small portion of its skeleton on the bottom. The side that is showing skeleton is the side facing the flow although it inderect and not much. It currently is still puffed up but the skeleton still worries me.
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Looks okay. Try to get a rock or something to block that flow on the side a bit. Should help. I have to move mine every now and then to get less flow on them too. If it is gentle, should be fine. I do not see a tear in the pic.
 
It’s real low in that area. I will keep an eye on it
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