Blue spots on Kermit Acro?

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I noticed these spots under blue lights. Any idea what they are?
Coral is currently in QT tank- had it for a little over a week now.
They don’t move- it’s almost like one of the nubs has been broken off?

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I noticed these spots under blue lights. Any idea what they are?
Coral is currently in QT tank- had it for a little over a week now.
They don’t move- it’s almost like one of the nubs has been broken off?

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What do they look like under white light?
 
I noticed these spots under blue lights. Any idea what they are?
Coral is currently in QT tank- had it for a little over a week now.
They don’t move- it’s almost like one of the nubs has been broken off?

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That actually looks like tissue recession unfortunately. Has it progressed at all since you took that picture
 
Here’s a picture under white light. It looks about the same. I just noticed this yesterday.
 

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Lights off with flashlight if that helps
 

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