Euphyllia Glabrescens dead or alive?

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I got this Euphyllia Glabrescens Ultra Orange by mail 3 days ago, and it keeps looking like this. I can see some color deep down, but i am wondering if its gonna be okay?
 

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I got this Euphyllia Glabrescens Ultra Orange by mail 3 days ago, and it keeps looking like this. I can see some color deep down, but i am wondering if its gonna be okay?
Can you show a photo? Not many of us will be able to see the video.
 
White Skelton it's dieing or dead but there's a hint of color so there's a chance it will c9me back.
 
Can you show a photo? Not many of us will be able to see the video.
Here's a couple of screen shots
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Here's a couple of screen shots
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There’s a chance it can revive but it’s slim IME.

By now I’d expect to see at least a sign of it coming out.
 
I agree
 
Smell it? If it smells horrible like rotting eggs/milk you are in trouble and need antibiotic dip and survival rate is low
 

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