Pin urchin picked up pulsing xenia

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Hi, today I saw my urchin put my xenia on its back to carry around the tank. Previously, I glued the xenia to a rock to isolate it on an island. It hasn't been doing to very well and shrank lately. I'm wondering what I should do about it. I don't really want xenia everywhere as I have other corals in the 15 gallon tank. Thoughts?

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Did the frag plug come loose, or did the urchin pull pieces of the xenia off the plug?
 
Did the frag plug come loose, or did the urchin pull pieces of the xenia off the plug?
I took it off a frag plug a couple of months ago and glued it to a rock. But maybe I failed to glue it well enough.
 

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