Duncan Infection?

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Noticed it today, was wondering if anyone’s seen this before?
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Can you take a zoomed out picture? Kindly add your parameters, type of lighting and flow, more info will help us. Thanks
 
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Alkalinity 9.8
Calcium 450
Magnesium 1350
Nitrate 1-2ppm
Phosphate 0.03

Kessil A160 30% max
Medium High indirect flow

Seems happy, has grown a lot. Been in the tank for about 3 months.
 
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Why is your light so low?
What do you mean it has grown a lot? It is only one polyp. In 3 months time it should have several new polyps. Its not growing at all, and I believe its dying of light deprivation.
Turn your lights up! Find out what other people have their Kessil A160 set on on a similar sized tank and copy them.
Nitrate and phosphate is also too low.
Low light and low nutrients.
Do you have any flow? It likes flow, it likes to wave back and forth.
 
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Light intensity is fine, only mounted 3-4” from surface. Nitrates are low been working on that. Just concerned about the yellow portion on the polyp pictured above.

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