Elegance Coral detaching?

isaac_rose

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Hello,

we’ve had our elegance for probably around 5 months now, and it’s been doing excellent, but now it looks like the tissue is pulling up from the skeleton, but not the whole thing. is this an emergency? is it likely i’m going to lose it? and what should i do??? i can’t exactly get a good picture right now bc of how it is positioned but u can kind of see it in the back
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here’s underneath, you can see like the flat bottom is where it used to be connected to the skeleton

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thanks for your help!
 
here’s a new picture after lights starting to dim
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