Help with Favia

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I dipped my Favia in Seachem coral dip and now this is happening, is this normal? Help!

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I dipped my Favia in Seachem coral dip and now this is happening, is this normal? Help!

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Did you just acquire it? It is common for corals to be upset after a dip. Some take a little time to recover.
 
Did you just acquire it? It is common for corals to be upset after a dip. Some take a little time to recover.

no, I’ve had it for three months but I noticed there was some issue with its tissue so I did a quick dip.
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I’ll wait it out then, hopefully it’ll be alright.
 
no, I’ve had it for three months but I noticed there was some issue with its tissue so I did a quick dip.
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I’ll wait it out then, hopefully it’ll be alright.

Okay, is there any thing close to it that could sting it? Euphyllia? Lobo?
 

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