Goniopora Disappeared?

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My goniopora broke off at the base and disappeared? I can't seem to find it anywhere. Do you think there was something wrong with the base? I did move it two days ago because it seemed to be blowing almost sideways and the base was turning white and looked a little crusty? It seemed very happy after I moved it.
I only have two fish do you think they ate it? Or the anemone or urchin?
 

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That looks like Anthelia or Cespitularia. Are you sure it's Goniopora?

If i had to guess than my bet is in the Urchin carry the coral off.
 
I would guess Cespitularia after looking. Someone else identified it for me. I didn't know urchins did that. Wow
 

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