Hammer Coral Receding?

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So I have an update on the hammer.

I let it be for another two days, checking on it both morning and night. Last night I noticed that the mesenterial filaments had gotten larger and the other head had began to show them too from the same area. Water still checked out fine. All other corals are doing awesome. So I left it for the night and decided to dip in iodine dip for 10 minutes this morning. Nothing came off the corals regarding pests. Checked it over well and didn’t see anything while it was in the dip. My lights come on about noon and by the time I checked it out it was around 3 pm. all of the filaments were gone. The coral was open and looked happy besides it being a little closed up on the side that had the filaments. Will keep this updated as it heals, looking up!
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