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Over the last few days I noticed my elkhorn montipora turning white on several branches starting near the centre of the frag. I saw a few tiny greyish something swaying in the flow, as a polyp would, at the line between the white and green tissue on one branch. I took it out and dipped in coral rx pro and found this (see attached microscope picture). Is it a nudibranch? flatworm? Anyone know what this could be and how to proceed so I don’t loose the entire coral or have it spread to my orange montipora cap, or other tiny elkhorn frag. They’ve been in the tank for almost a month and I dipped in coral rx pro before placing them in the display. Thanks for any suggestions you may have.