Folder brain has a "sore"

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One of my folded brain corals has a type of "sore". It has been getting progressively worse for maybe 2 months. I dipped it today in Coral Revive and will see what happens.

Any other advice?

My other corals including another folder folded brain, mostly LPS (hammers, frog spawn, cans, zoos, scoly, etc..) look really good.

Recent change points have been
- Start of cheato to my sump - (4 wks ago)
- ESV B Ionic dosing - (3 wks ago)

Tank parameters below
46gal tank = (14) months old
Filteration -
- BRS carbon reactor + ROX 0.8
- Trigger Ruby 30 Elite
- Bubble Magus Curve 5
- 500gph return pump
Water = RO/DI
Salt = Instant Ocean Reef Crystals
Vortec MP10QD x2 - reef crest 40% max
Lighting = Kessil A160WE x2 (10 hr photo period) (45% max instensity)
Testing (API)
- Ammonia = 0
- Nitrates = approx. 0
- Phosphate = 0.1
- Calc = 520
- Alk = 10
- Ph = 8.0
- Temp = 78F
- Specifc gravity = 1.025
Live sand = (20 lbs)
Live rock = (40 lbs)
CUC = (2) turbo snails + (4) emerald crabs
Live stock = (2) percula clowns + (1) cardinal
Coral = (3) Zoa frags + (1) brown paly colony + (1) Kenya tree + (2) med hammer + (1) lg toad stool + (2) small acan + (2) sm trumpet + (1) sm scoly + (2) sm acan + (2) folded brains + (1) blue zoa colony + (1) richordea + (1) med acan
Feeding = (1/4) PE Mysis cube per day
Dosing = ESV B Ionic = 7ml Alk/ 7ml Calc daily, manually 12 hours apart
10% water change 2x/ month
 
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In the future, dip as soon as you see something like that. It looks like it was stung. Ive healed quite a few scolys and brains with seachem reef dip. Its got iodine in it which is a disinfectant and has always worked extremely well.
 
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I don't think anything touched it. It's on the sand bed out of reach of any hammer
 

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