Coral not looking good

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Hey guys,

Today is the last day I can bring this coral back and get a refund. Since I have had it I believe it is continually getting worse but can use an expert opinion.

Should I take this back today or do you think it will make it?

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John
 
I had a scoly that was looking worst than that almost dead literally , and believe or not I moved it to a shaded area and it's recovering really well , that's just my 2 cents I'm not an expert tho
 
I just picked up two little fishes coral dip. Do you think it will help?
 
I dipped it in a coral dip for 7 minutes.

Then I created a shaded spot for it and placed it there.

Lets hope it makes it.

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Best,

John
 

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