Hammer coral extended tenticles?

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Hello all,

I have a pink hammer that is acting peculiar and wanted to see if anyone else had a hammer do the same.

The rest of the hammers in the tank are acting normal however this single head is acting wonky with extended tentacles.

Any clues? Thanks!

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Those are sweepers and are used to sting other coral that encroach on the hammer's territory.
Who do you think is ticking him off?
Definitely possible thank you!

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Being the left front most head could it be the favia or maybe the Duncan behind?
 

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