Some Duncan tentacles look weird.. help?

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Hey! So when I was looking at my corals today I noticed one a few of the Tentacles Of my Duncan they had a bubbly, bumpy appearance. I’m wondering if any of you could help me with what it is.

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Looks like something took a bite out of it. I have Duncan’s and have not seen them like that. Any fishes or inverts that might be nipping at it?
 
There is aiptasia next to my Duncan. When she stings him, his tentacles look the same.
 
Looks like something took a bite out of it. I have Duncan’s and have not seen them like that. Any fishes or inverts that might be nipping at it?

There’s no corals near my Duncan, and I don’t have any fish yet. I do have a billion Munnid Isopods that walk over everything and a few snails. Is it possible that the Duncan bit itself? I’ve seen some of his Tentacles in his mouth.. but I don’t know if he was putting food in his mouth or nibbling on himself...
 

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