Torch coral fat tentacles

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Hey everyone!

I’m new to torch corals and noticed today that my torch has a few fat tentacles. I’m not sure what this could be from. Is it something I could be worried about or just a normal part of its life cycle?
 
Probably normal, but a picture to see what you are calling a fat tentacle would improve any discussion.

Fat Dog GIF

My dog has skinny legs, as an example of how an image may improve the discussion. 😉
 
Probably normal, but a picture to see what you are calling a fat tentacle would improve any discussion.

Fat Dog GIF

My dog has skinny legs, as an example of how an image may improve the discussion. 😉
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Sorry! I attached it on the original post but I guess it didn’t go through
 

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