My tank today =)

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So each time I’ve fed my corals they take so long to open again. Now the Donut coral has this growing in the side back does anyone know what it is ?
And when I went to take a better picture the top part sucked insides little stick that’s what’s is growing…

(I know I don’t have much but I’m beginning and trying to make sure everything is good before I add anything else. )

Thank you guys!

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Totally harmless and actually a good sign of a healthy tank.
Thank you so much!!! I didn’t know. It actually hid away as well! 😊
 

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