rasta torch coral reseeding, dont know why

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I have an
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area in my tank with 4 different torches a rasta and some others, but my rasta torch has been receeding the past week or so, no brown jelly though. also maybe I'm crazy but a smaller torch kinda looks like it starting to recede in a small spot I'm not sure though, besides that I have tons of coral, frogs, hammers and so on and nothing else is receding
PS I've had brown jelly on a coral a while ago but this isn't brown jelly or not yet. should I treat it or should I throw it out, its a 40$ rasta torch so I'm not concerned mainly concerned for the dragon soul next to it that kinda looks like a small piece of it is receding
 

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