Help - pulsing Xenia wounded?

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Hello all,

We've had this Xenia for a few months and it has done really well. It's been growing like crazy and even sprung a few tiny babies on the rock.

Today we noticed this blemish though, it looks almost like an infected wound.

We know it is a resilient coral and can withstand pruning (this one is the result of such pruning by someone else). Should we cut off the damaged stalk?

What could have caused this?

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Thanks to anyone who can help!
 
I wouldn't worry about it xenia is kinda a weed of the aquarium world, super fast healing and growing
 

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