Algae on tips of sps

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Hey guys,

Recently I got a birds nest coral. It was already kinda bleached. I got it for a bargain hoping to help it get back to normal. Anyways, I was trying to remove the stump on frag plug, and I dropped the whole frag. It shattered into about 5 pieces. Now where the coral broke, the exposed skeleton has some brown algae on it. What should I do? Thanks.
 

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