Tore hammer polyps off.

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So I have been pretty clumsy lately when working in my tank first I stabed my candycane coral with a skewer and now I acidentally sucked two polyps off my branching hammer with a turkey baster. Will he be fine?
 
Lol I've done all of that before, the other day I cut into the flesh of my candy canes while fragging and they were fine. I'd say it will probably be fine
 
Lol I've done all of that before, the other day I cut into the flesh of my candy canes while fragging and they were fine. I'd say it will probably be fine
Yeah hopefully my candycane healed right up. Here is a pic of the hammer, you can see the two little dots on the right where the polyps were ripped off.
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He doesn't even look phased by it. I would only worry about it if the flesh retracts and the skeleton is visible. My clowns have ripped pieces of my anemones and frogspawn off, and my hand, and we're all ok, your hammer should be too.
 

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