Blue Heron Turbinaria Dead?

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I received this frag through WWC and the first day it had these tiny spiky polyps that would come out of the of the tubes. The frag mount wasn’t securely put in because I was trying to figure out the best placement. Them came along a emerald crab which dropped it into the sand. I remounted it with some reef putty in hopes of it coming back. Everything else is doing wonderfully. I have no experience with this coral. Can anyone shoot me any advice? Thanks
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Doesn’t look like it. Looks unhappy but it still has polyps.
Thanks for the response. WWC said to place it in a medium spot with medium flow. I figured that would be the spot. Maybe I should move it lower? Thanks
 

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