Can I save this?

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This coral is about 3" across. I've had it about 3 months and it has slowly dwindled away.

90 gal mixed reef
MH/blue actinic
spec gravity 1.025
Alk 9dkh
Cal 420
temp 76
pH 7.9

All other corals and fish are fine. Have I not fed it directly enough?

Any suggestions on how I can save it? It isn't reacting to food if I place it on it now.

Thanks
 
Hate to say it but probably not.
 
I would remove it from tank.
 
They have been known to pop off babies... So keep it somewhere and who knows...
 
Pretty much everyone knows :( more than me when it come's to corals what I do know is this though. If it was a Plate Coral, no way I take it out of the tank. I have a friend that had a plate coral die in her tank, she left it in the tank for months, then one day it started popping out babies, lots of babies. I don't know why, but she ended up letting a bunch of zoas grow over the plate and that was the end of the babies.
 
I can't see where it will do any harm, its looks to have pretty much melted away already. I would move it to a low flow area of the tank, to maybe help with any babies that it may pop out.
 

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