Gorgonian health issues

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So I’ve had this gorgonian for a while even was able to frag it a few times and this little branch is starting to die off at one of the tips. It’s been in this spot for about a month or so now and has been doing fine. Just wondering what could be the issue maybe flow? Should I skip off that top little piece that’s dead?
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So I’ve had this gorgonian for a while even was able to frag it a few times and this little branch is starting to die off at one of the tips. It’s been in this spot for about a month or so now and has been doing fine. Just wondering what could be the issue maybe flow? Should I skip off that top little piece that’s dead?
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Easy requirements -
Medium light , med water flow, assure phosphate not elevated and add phyto plankton to take 2x a week. If this is the lighting you use, it needs more as it converts light to energy
 

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