Duncan coral not so happy

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My Duncan coral is losing its skin on its steam. It's closed up too. Pls help
 

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Sorry, but it will be near impossible to tell you the cause, unless it's a lucky guess. We need more information. From your description, it sounds like tissue recession. Please, post a picture, tell us your parameters, and tell us the lighting and flow situation for the coral.
 
My Duncan coral is losing its skin on its steam. It's closed up too. Pls help
I had that problem, and I did not want to add anymore chemicals or stuff to tweak my parameters, But all parameters in range is good, so I target feed Reef Roids, and a day later my colony opened up again, I know that they do bounce back a lot, it's a good hardy coral.
 
The skin was completely off and its polyps were no longer present all white steam and just a skeleton head.
 

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