Brown stuff on candy, cane, coral

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Can anyone ID what is on my candy cane coral?

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It looks like they are receding and that is algae on fresh skeleton
 
How long does it take them to die? They were big and fluffy about three days ago. I am currently treating my tank with Flux Rx
Flux RX does not affect coral. What are you trying to treat?
 

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