Black spots on Xenia

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What causes black spots on Xenia?
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Anybody see the tiny black spots on the stalk to the right, just left of the snail crawling on the overflow?
 
It occasionally will close a hand. It seems healthy, is splitting. Has had these spots for a month. Someone told me it would pulse more if I added pH buffer.
 
Adding pH buffer can be dangerous to a reef. It can spike your alkalinty.

Your Xenia may never pulse or might not even be Xenia. It may be Cespitularia.
 

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