Euphyllia encrusting over frag plug

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I had no idea they could/would do this. Right at lights on I noticed a few had extended their flesh over the plugs. Learn something new every day.

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Branching Indo frogspawn, Green with pink tips and blue rings, but most of the time they just look like blue tips to my eyes. It was a largish colony that I cut up about 6 months ago to deal with some embedded algae in the skeleton. It's alway produced a zillion heads like that. I don't think it's anything special I did/do. It's a very rugged coral.
 

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