Euphyllia Bubble

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Hello I have threee of the same Euphyllia in my tank and one of them has a bubble in the middle of it? Anyone have any idea what it could be?

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Anyone have an idea? No other coral has anything wrong with it. The euphyllia also fully opens when the lights are on. It doesn't stay closed up at all. Thats why I have no idea what is wrong with it.
 
Probably getting ready to split. That’s what mine did.
Thanks I hope that’s all it’s doing. It does have two mouths forgot to mention that. On both sides of the bubble. It just is really odd to see. “First reef tank” but I just never seen anything on something like this.
 
Its tissue and appears to be prepping for splitting as mentioned.
 

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