Is this normal for this soft coral?

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I have never seen this sort of thing on this coral, it looks split open with tentacles coming out. Is this normal?

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I have never seen this sort of thing on this coral, it looks split open with tentacles coming out. Is this normal?

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It’s partially open.
It could be hungry or mad at the coral next door.
 
I have never seen this sort of thing on this coral, it looks split open with tentacles coming out. Is this normal?

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That’s not a soft coral. Appears to be a Calustrea more commonly known as a trumpet or candy cane. Perfectly normal.
 
That’s not a soft coral. Appears to be a Calustrea more commonly known as a trumpet or candy cane. Perfectly normal.


Thanks, I'm really bad at the proper names for coral.
 
Perfectly normal. Just give it some Reef Roids or mysis shrimp.
 
When I feed my candy cane it does the the same thing
How do you feed? Mine get hungry at night. I have been dosing phytoplankton. Do I use tongs and drop the mysis to them? I don’t have reef roids yet as I only have two zoas, a mushroom and one I’m not sure of yet
 

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