Is this normal hammer coral behavior?

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Hey so I've noticed my hammer coral tips look like they're falling off. But only the very tip and only on a small section. Is this normal? Are they splitting or unhappy? The coral overall is thriving and nothing has changed or been off schedule.
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What type of flow do you have it in ?
 
I can't imagine it being a flow issue since its isolated to a very small portion of the coral. But I could be wrong
 
Do you have clowns or damsels?
 
Do you have clowns or damsels?
Two clowns, chromis and a royal gramma. The gramma was actually introduced around the time I started noticing this
 

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