Stiff Torch Coral? (video)

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Anyone seen anything like this?

Possible causes? Water parameters fine. 20 minutes later it was flowing like normal. Happened 3 times yesterday.
 

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I have seen that happen when something is near it, like eating algae off the base or did you happen to use your scrapper on the glass?
 
It looks healthy to me. My torches and hammers usually look awesome, but occasionally they get a little "ticked-off" about something. I think your torch is all good.

p.s. oops, i guess you can't say p i s s e d--o f f. lol
 
I have seen that happen when something is near it, like eating algae off the base or did you happen to use your scrapper on the glass?

Nope. Didn't see anything near it, and didnt use the scraper. Just happened out of the blue.

All good now though. Just have never seen that before.
 

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