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One of my corals has a white tip from where it has started to grow but no polyp is sticking out of the end of it. Is this okay or should i be worried
 
Yes, it appears that you have a overachieving polyp and a few underachieving polyps, I would suggest giving the slackers a pep talk!

JK, corals will grow at their own rate and build the colony as they see fit...It really is a simple as growth/good color = happy.
 
Yes, it appears that you have a overachieving polyp and a few underachieving polyps, I would suggest giving the slackers a pep talk!

JK, corals will grow at their own rate and build the colony as they see fit...It really is a simple as growth/good color = happy.

Okay thanks
 

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