Lobo expelling black smoke

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So... I was jetting some sand off my lobo with a coral feeder when it suddenly deflated and puffed out a cloud of what looks like black smoke (which dissipated quick quickly).

It looks ok? But what was that?? Poop? Some kinda self defence mechanism??
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I can’t believe this thread exists, and even less belief that I never knew about it!!
“Keep my dinner warm honey, I know this coral has got to poop and I’m ready with my camera”
I'm more surprised that you're surprised a thread like that exists! Haha. I'm waiting for the fish pooing thread. LOL
 
LOL. Why haven’t you started that one yet!?!
Trust me I would but apparently my fish don't poo. In the four months my tank has been up I have not once seen them poo. They're the cleanest fish on the planet!! I wasn't able to contribute to the coral pooing thread (no corals yet) and as of now wouldn't be able to contribute to a fish pooing thread either! Haha.
 
OMG, I can’t show this to my daughter…or can I?
No you can't. It would ruin the vision of perfection. LOL
 

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