Duncan coral dying?

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Can someone tell me why the stalk of my Duncan looks like this? Is there something eating it or is it dying?

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What's the parameters in your tank?
Flow?
Light PAR?
How long has it looked like this?
Any recent changes to your tank?
 
What's the parameters in your tank?
Flow?
Light PAR?
How long has it looked like this?
Any recent changes to your tank?
Everything is stable
Alk - 10.3
Ca - 400
Mg - 1420
Ph 8.3
Po4 .10
No3 - 15
Salinity 1.026

No changes. I just noticed it honestly so I am not sure how long it’s been that way.
 
Everything is stable
Alk - 10.3
Ca - 400
Mg - 1420
Ph 8.3
Po4 .10
No3 - 15
Salinity 1.026

No changes. I just noticed it honestly so I am not sure how long it’s been that way.
Sorry forgot par. It’s around 150
 
What about livestock in your tank? Do you have any that would raise suspicion about it bothering your duncan?
 
What about livestock in your tank? Do you have any that would raise suspicion about it bothering your duncan?
The only fish I have that aren’t 100% reef safe is a coral beauty angelfish and I have never seen it bother coral.
 

WHICH PART OF YOUR SETUP IS HARDEST TO REACH OR REMOVE FOR ROUTINE MAINTENANCE?

  • Glass behind or beside the tank

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