Is my toadstool splitting?

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My toadstool leather has slowly developed these little grooves (for lack of a better word) over the past few months, and when I took the time to notice today they seemed much more pronounced. I'm also seeing them in a new part of the crown as well. Is this the coral budding itself off? Params are:

Ca- 470
Alk- 8.04
Mg 1155 (annoyingly low, waiting for some MG supplement to come in tomorrow to help out with this)
Nitrates- 7
Phosphates- .15

IMG-0039.jpg
 
My toadstool leather has slowly developed these little grooves (for lack of a better word) over the past few months, and when I took the time to notice today they seemed much more pronounced. I'm also seeing them in a new part of the crown as well. Is this the coral budding itself off? Params are:

Ca- 470
Alk- 8.04
Mg 1155 (annoyingly low, waiting for some MG supplement to come in tomorrow to help out with this)
Nitrates- 7
Phosphates- .15

IMG-0039.jpg
That’s how they look when breaking off new shoots. Not abnormal especially with it showing good polyp extension
 
That’s how they look when breaking off new shoots. Not abnormal especially with it showing good polyp extension
That's what I assumed, but figured I'd check in nonetheless. Would it be worth just cutting them off with a razor blade if it's going to happen anyway? I'm just not sure how close to the stem I should cut
 
That's what I assumed, but figured I'd check in nonetheless. Would it be worth just cutting them off with a razor blade if it's going to happen anyway? I'm just not sure how close to the stem I should cut
let them dislodge by themselves.
 

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