chalice stung by other coral?

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So first time poster, long time lurker...

I have a chalice that was stung/eaten by my bowerbanki. It happened over the course of 4 hours today, saw it at 12 it was fine, looked again at 4 and half the chailce gone. They have been in the same place for 4 months if not longer. The chalice had 6 eyes, now down to 3 (maybe 1 more but 3 is a good count).

Is there anything I should do? Or just leave it alone? I had this happen several years ago to a coral and let it be and it grew bigger and faster. I posted this on my local forums, but figure I will get a faster answer here. Thank you for your reply in advance
 
When this happens to me, I always dip the infected piece ASAP to help stop R/S TN. If there is still a jelly substance where it was stung, dip and swish.
 
Iodide, loguls solution, or coral rx I have all 3.... it doesn't seem to have any more jelly, when I separated and moved it it was basically skeleton
 
If the disinfectant don't stop it the stn then use super glue to glue the affected area and on to the flesh a lttle
 

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