Do hammer corals poop?!

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Caught this coming out of my new hammer, it broke off and my shrimp went nuts for it.

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Something probably stressed it out. Did you recently change something to the aquarium? Mine did that last week when I added a shot of vinegar by it to kill some aptasia.

I haven’t made any real changes lately. The frag is maybe a week old though. I did give it a piece of mysis yesterday, so I assumed it was excreting what it didn’t eat of it.
 
I haven’t made any real changes lately. The frag is maybe a week old though. I did give it a piece of mysis yesterday, so I assumed it was excreting what it didn’t eat of it.
I would wait it out. If you notice tissue recession then maybe try an iodine dip but I wouldn't stress it out anymore. See how it acclimates, the coral doesn't look terrible
 
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