Doughnut coral showing skeleton

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Received this today and placed in tank. Was not lifting then but 4 hours later One side lifting a bit showing skeleton underneath. Is this pot guy doomed??

Lots other lps in tank doing great. Tank been up running 1 1/2 years water perfect kalk good.

Poor guy could been damaged in shipping.

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Could have been damaged in shipping or just stressed. What lighting are you using and what kind of flow is it getting. May like a bit lower light and less flow.
 
Could have been damaged in shipping or just stressed. What lighting are you using and what kind of flow is it getting. May like a bit lower light and less flow.
Ocean revive led running at 50%. Flow low where he is
 
Doesn’t look good that for sure. Mayb someone else can chime in.
 
Definitely not good but it's a new addition so keep fingers crossed. I would also try a lower flow area and see if it recovers
 
If you've only had this for one evening relax man, see what happens tomorrow when it has had a night to chill and adapt to this entirely new environment it has been introduced to.
 

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