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Just noticed this on my Favia?
its never been green in that specific part..
Anybody know what’s going on?

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What part are you talking about?

sorry wasn’t detailed enough, so basically the area I circled was blue tissue but it’s gone and it seems like it’s growing green glowing tissue BUT I’m not sure... I’m concerned it may be infected?
 
sorry wasn’t detailed enough, so basically the area I circled was blue tissue but it’s gone and it seems like it’s growing green glowing tissue BUT I’m not sure... I’m concerned it may be infected?

I looks like there is a Tear in the tissue. Can you see the skeleton?
 
I looks like there is a Tear in the tissue. Can you see the skeleton?

I’m not sure what the skeleton would look like lol I’ll try taking a better pic
 
The pic is kinda fuzzy on my end. Does it look like another mouth/eye is forming?

it’s my first time owning a Favia I’m not sure what it would look like, see pictures I posted above
Hoping it is tho!
 
It looks like a clear membrane with the skeleton underneath. What are your parameters?
 
Did it fall on the sand? Any corals next to it that could have stung it? I would give it a quick dip, and put it back in.
 
Did it fall on the sand? Any corals next to it that could have stung it? I would give it a quick dip, and put it back in.

yes, it was on the sand. No corals next to it.
 

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