Acan is pulling away from its skeleton?

It looks like my acan is pulling away from its frag/skeleton. It is in a rather high flow area. It has been fine with the flow but i just noticed this today?
Should i re direct the flow from the flow heads of turn them off?
What would you do?

 

You definitely need to reduce the flow whether you change the direction or move the coral.

 

this sucks ;(

 

i moved it to a new place with less flow. But it is about ready to come completely off of the skeleton! It still puffs up and looks good but soon will be floating around? What should i do? Can you make them re attach to something? Will it survive off the skeleton? I dont know how it is still living and looking good? It is feeding too?
Help

 

This link may apply to what you are seeing.

Reefs.org: Where Reefkeeping Begins on the Internet - Polyp Bailout

 

wow so it could survive? Ok well ill just keep feeding it. Should i put it into something to keep it from floating away in the current? I was thinking like a shot glass with some bridal veil netting over the top?

 

That it still up to debate, some say yes some say no. But it certainly can not hurt to try, and then you have your own anecodotal story to tell and share.

 

My frogspawn did this a while ago, and pieces started growing in the sand!

 

I have 4 heads of bright green candy cane frags that I'm noticing the same affect...the skeleton is showing and I noticed it was doing great in my nano but when i moved all my corals into my 83 I noticed he was stressing...does anyone know what's going on...
I noticed 1 thing though that it was beside a bunch of hairy green shrooms...
do you guys think that the shrooms when extending stung the frag,because it was drooping over the candy and when the lights go out of course the shrooms retract into small pots..and that's the first indication of the frag loosing it's flesh...

 

so what should i do with the un anchored acan? It is just in a shot glass now with some netting over it. it is extending and eating?