Pipe organ caught in the act

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was looking my main tank over and noticed half of one of my Favias Gone. Upon further look, noticed sweepers attached to favia from Pipe organ.

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Yeah thats not a pipe organ. It's a galaxea. Move it or it will sting the ever-loving crap out of your other coral
 
Some of your Coral looks crowded. Maybe you just need to send them South for the winter. (Evil laugh)
 
Def galaxea...their sweepers can go up to 12"!! Lots of space for that guy!!
 
Def galaxea...their sweepers can go up to 12"!! Lots of space for that guy!!
Thanks all for clarification. Many years invhobby and totally unaware. Its being moved right away this morning
 

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