Hammer head melt overnight.

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Just noticed this this morning after the lights turned on. Happened overnight as I usually chill for a minute looking at the tank before calling it a night. All other corals look fine and healthy. The coral doesn't come in contact with other corals so I don't think it was stung, and I have a sand sifter and a pygmy angle. Could the angle have been the culprit or another factor?
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Awe sorry man.
Do you see any form of slime, like brown slimy stuff?
 
Oh ok.
Well remove the dead head of the colony and keep a eye out on the rest.
If it was brown jelly decease it could have spread to the next heads.
 

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