RTN or Something Eating Coral?

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As you can see the JF Kamikazi on the bottom left is RTNing pretty fast noticed it about 3 days ago. I am going to cut it up. However, last night I noticed the monti was getting the white fuzzy almost fuzzy like spots. Is this also dying or is something eating it? I have been observing them for a while and I cannot see anything. I think it is STN or RTNing an well.

I had a ALK drop and I raised it back up but it appears I raised it too quickly. I am nervous on raising it. Recommendations on what I should do about raising the ALK? For the kamikazi I am going to save what I can. For the monti I think I will take a frag but just monitor it moving forward.

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Is it just my imagination or do you also have clustered bite marks of that back left frag near the base or is that just a trick of the light/ just new growth tips?
 
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That is new growth. The picture was taken when only the moon lights where on so it was closed up. Right now that frag is open. Here is a picture taken a few minutes ago. I am not seeing any bugs or nudibranches. I suspect it is ALK just due to the drop I had. Think I am good trying to maintain 7-8 and fragging the RTN coral and being more diligent in the future?

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