Chalice Tissue loss / colours disappeared

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Hey guys I'm new to reef keeping so I think i made a big mistake last night. I fed my Chalice some zooplankton by Seachem but I target fed it . I woke up this morning to see a lot of colour gone ( now a dark blackish colour).. Not sure if there is tissue recession, I do think so.

Could the Seachem Zooplankton have 'burnt' my chalice since its so concentrated??

Help needed please. Dont want to lose my Chalice.

Thanks in Advance
 
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Hey guys I'm new to reef keeping so I think i made a big mistake last night. I fed my Chalice some zooplankton by Seachem but I target fed it . I woke up this morning to see a lot of colour gone ( now a dark blackish colour).. Not sure if there is tissue recession, I do think so.

Could the Seachem Zooplankton have 'burnt' my chalice since its so concentrated??

Help needed please. Dont want to lose my Chalice.

Thanks in Advance

Pictures would help.
 

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