Zoa puffy?

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Why is this one polyp like this?? I need help. Thanks!
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I don't think I'd be worried about that. Certainly could be lack of light from shading, could be someone aggrivated it, could be I whacked it with a siphon hose (oh, yeah, that's what I did recently, not you!)
 
I have one or two Zoes that stay that way and a few Palys that do that after a big meal of blood worms. I even have a Bounce Zoe I call Bounce Bounce Baby. lol
In my book it ain't nothin to worry about.
 

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