Euphyllia

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have an euphyllia glabrescens here that has lost its tips of its polyps after a dip
can the tops still recover?

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Yes, they are just stressed right now and may actually just be tucked in. One of my frogspawns and a hammer did the same thing when I left them in the dip a bit to long. A week later and they were both filled back out and happy.
 
Yes, they are just stressed right now and may actually just be tucked in. One of my frogspawns and a hammer did the same thing when I left them in the dip a bit to long. A week later and they were both filled back out and happy.

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