mesenterial filaments in response to Selcon?

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Fed my fish some dry food soaked in selcon and a handful of my acros put out mesenterial filaments in response. I feed them Red Sea AB+, Phyto, and Pods often, but have never seen this type of response. Is this something I should be worried about? I don't want the corals to be wasting energy thinking they're under attack every time I feed the fish.
 
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Any advise pro or con?
 
I haven’t used Selcon in years. If you feed an array of quality food and assuming your fish don’t have HLLE or the like, I don’t bother. Having that said, PE mysis (frozen) brings about the same effect for me and I haven’t had any issues yet.
 
I would suspect that they probably just think that food is nearby rather than "being under attack." So you aren't making them feel threatened.....just teasing them! :)
 

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