Acro stung by echinata

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Last night i found out that my bali slimer fell on my echinata colony. The coral has 2 branches and the branch that was stung and made full contact with the echinata seems to be dead. As of right now its only been 11 hrs since i removed the acro from the echinata and the affected branch is covered with slime. Should i frag the branch or let it be for now?

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Btw some parts of the affected branch seems to be a light brown (possibly zoox?) under white light.
 
Although the side that wasnt stung does have good PE as of rn
 

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