Is this salvageable ?

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So went to my lfs to buy some plugs and some rubble/small rocks and came across this little guy, it was almost all skeleton but I saw a tint of green and a bit of slime so decided to put it in the mix with the rubble and told them to add water to the bag . Finally after getting home I get him in the tank to see if it was really dead, I say about 30 minutes went by and I was seeing some baby tentacles. I tried feeding it mysis but wouldn't take it.
What you guys think should I just let him be or should I try giving it a shot of reef roids. Thanks again everyone

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Always a chance from a little tissue. I would leave the coral be for now. If you notice any feeding response go ahead and do a small target feed occasionally. Hope it comes around for you.
 
So while feeding the tank I decided to try and feed it. Looks like his first shrimp in a long time. Apparently the mouth has developed.

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Another update...

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