change status my skelomia

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hello
1st pic is my skelomia in last week that my fish had eat it
in this week i seperate skelomia and deep it and i feed it by pipet directly
2nd pic is present condition. is it alive ?
is it repaired ?
what do i do ?
thanks a lot

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Hi , it looks like the tissue is receding on the first picture you can see the white of the skeleton,oh I read your fish eat it , second picture doesn’t look good ..need some more info about your tank ...
what are your water parameters, ?
what lights and flow is it under ?
How long has it been in the tank ?
How old is your tank ?
#reefsquad
 
Start with the above posters questions. But to answer your question the second picture does look as though it is dead. I personally wouldn' take to out just yet. LPS corals have been known to cone back from certan death.
 

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