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It absolutely can grow back but if the corals has started to necrosis it often will just continue until the coral is dead. Getting all of your parameters within reasonable ranges and stable is the first step.Yes dead tissue what do I do to resolve this . Will it grow back?
What are calcium and alkalinity levels? How are you keeping levels stable (dosing?). How is flow near this coral?
xr 30 g6 blue , mp10 its a nano max 26 galAcros are difficult. Dinos can be a nightmare, so I feel for you there. How long have you had the coral?
I would start with getting parameters in line. You may have to change some water with a lower alk salt mix, or alter the newly mixed water.
In the long term, for parameters:
I'd try to get alk in the 7-9 range. Seawater is closer to 7 dKH. I know some people keep it higher, but nearly 12 is pretty high.
Nitrate < 10 dKH
Phosphate < 0.1 ppm. You might have to employ GFO for that.
In the short term, if the coral is dying from the bottom up, you might consider fragging some of the branches.
Lighting and flow are also important for SPS, especially Acros. I don't know what you have for lights and powerheads.