Headless Firework Cloves

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Hey,
I acquired some firework clove polyps a few weeks ago from someone who wanted rid as they were getting stung by another coral.

First week or so they didn't look too good, but a month on they seem pretty happy.

One thing I've noticed is that there are a few stems without heads...

First question is whether these stems will grow heads? Or if not, are there any issues if I prune them or snip them off? I.e. toxins or killing the colony?

Thanks in advance.
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That's how the coral grows. I call them "runners," and eventually, they will grow multiple new polyps. In the photo, it looks like it they are trying to find something to grow on to.
 
Ah great thanks. 2 of them are hooked under a hole the adjoining rock, and I assumed they were stuck but it must just holding on to grow there.
 

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