Need help, what happen to my corals

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Hi, i had my tank running like a year. Recently took out the daisy coral and saw couple long tentacles and i rip it off and coral dip it immediately thinking they are worms. However, those tentacles didnt move so i believed i rip off one of its polyps. And later on the coral decide never open again and today i see it having these little silky strings hanging on it....is it mean its dead?
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Hi, i had my tank running like a year. Recently took out the daisy coral and saw couple long tentacles and i rip it off and coral dip it immediately thinking they are worms. However, those tentacles didnt move so i believed i rip off one of its polyps. And later on the coral decide never open again and today i see it having these little silky strings hanging on it....is it mean its dead?
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im so sorry, i dont know much on corals as i am only setting up my tank, but i can bump the thread and tag some people?
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