Candy cane parasite?

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Hi all,

Can anybody tell me if these little white marks are something to worry about?

I'm reluctant to move the coral as i fear it's dying and the lfs suggested leaving it alone.

Also, is the sand bed the best location for the frag?

Thanks
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Spirorbid worms, harmless. As far as your frag goes, unfortunately it appears destined for loss.
Thanks for the reply.

I imagine it's the lighting. My tank came with a standard led which has white and blue.

I might ask lfs to take back to see if they can rescue
 

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