Lobo mesenterial filaments

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Wow, mine has never done that. I just did a quick search and this article mentions this behavior on corals that are bleached, but that does not appear to be the case based on your first photo. https://reefs.com/2011/07/23/when-corals-spill-their-guts/

Definitely not bleached. Still bright orange with a blue center/mouth. Ate a big wad of mysis two nights ago. I wonder if its just been tolerating the other corals nearby and the reef roids caused everything to release some chem/pheromones that set it off. Im sure it will be fine.
 
Update: lights out entirely. Mesenterial filaments still out, but also feeding tentacles. I think it will be okay.

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