Exposed skeleton on goniopora colony

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Hi all,
I recently got myself a beautiful goniopora colony. It is always open and "fluffy" and seems also reacting to feeding. I noticed that there is some exposed skeleton when it closes up at night. It seems populated by sponges and other stuff. Do you think it will keep receding or I can leave it like this without fragging? I don't have the proper tools and it seems quite difficult to frag. Moreover it is a beautiful colony I don't want to risk it if it is not totally necessary.
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