Corral on Green Monti?

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Is this corral one algae on my green monti?

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Looks like dying patches?
 
It doesn't look like it's dying in those spots (at least not any more). It could be algae, yes (have seen something similar on some of my montis that got knocked off and damaged). How long has it been there?
 
It doesn't look like it's dying in those spots (at least not any more). It could be algae, yes (have seen something similar on some of my montis that got knocked off and damaged). How long has it been there?
Few days
 
On my montis that got knocked off any damaged, the white areas were gradually replaced with algae - and then it grew over those spots within weeks. Unless it's something else in your scenario.
Ok thanks
 
Looks like surface deterioration or scratching, Can you touch to see if it is soft or hard ?
 

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