Dead spot on Monti cap

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Any idea what can be the cause? Odd because it's near the center of the cap. Its on my graft cap and starburst cap too.

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Look on the underside for white Montipora eating nudibranchs, especially in the dead spot.
 
I checked. Last night and again tonight. I don't see any. I'm really hoping it's not them. I had a problem with them 5 years or so ago in another tank. Never seen them start in the center of a Monti before. Crossing fingers
 
It's most likely either nudis or detritus buildup/salt creep burn.

I suspect nudis. If you can dip it do a revive dip asap.
 

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