Injured trachyphillia

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Hello I woke up dismorning to see my pistol shrimp had moved some sand around leading to my trachyphillia and space invader chalice corals to collide they had to be touching each other for at least 12 hours it seems the chalice is fine but my trachy seems pretty injured and I was wondering if anyone knows what the best way to help this guy recover should I leave him to heal on his own stress free or should I get involved in some way

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