Bubble coral help!

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Hello I’ve had this bubble coral for about 4 to 5 months already and when I first got it, it looked amazing and after a while I noticed it began to have serious flesh reduction, I moved it to a lower flow spot in hopes of it healing and I feed it daily, tank conditions are good, I just don’t want to lose one of my favorite corals

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Any fish that picks at it? I had one slightly larger than u have but my Tailspot blenny had a taste of it and did not make it.
Yes , low flow and I would not feed it everyday.
I currently have two Bubble coral -my fave corals too!
Hopefully yours pulls through.
 
Any fish that picks at it? I had one slightly larger than u have but my Tailspot blenny had a taste of it and did not make it.
Yes , low flow and I would not feed it everyday.
I currently have two Bubble coral -my fave corals too!
Hopefully yours pulls through.
I don’t have any fish that pick at it, thank you for the advice
 

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