What happened to my frog spawn

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My frog spawn was out last night looking normal, got home form Christmas dinner and this is what I found. All lps and soft corals are out an normal, water perimeters are normal it just disappeared. This was branching indonesia frog spawn
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Had to go out of town the next day and the polyps showed up from under a rock in the sand they disappeared again but can they live and grow a new skeleton? I will try and add pic my gf sent me of the polyps extended from under a piece of live rock.
 
Had to go out of town the next day and the polyps showed up from under a rock in the sand they disappeared again but can they live and grow a new skeleton? I will try and add pic my gf sent me of the polyps extended from under a piece of live rock.

They can regrow new skeleton, sometimes.
 
Ok guys an gals guess what just popped up in the tank today when i got home an right after my GF just went out an bought me some branching frogspawn? Yep the old frogspawn polyps. Should I leave them be or try an glue them to a rock?
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If I were you I would let it be and let it try to recover. Something like that will not have a major impact on your nutrient levels if it does not survive. What was the Beatles song again?? Let it be.... let it bee... let it beeee let it bee!
 
Interesting, I had no idea that could happen.
 

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