Is my candy cane coral dead?

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Hi All, I was wondering if anyone could let me know if my candy cane corals are dead? I just bought it yesterday and brought it home, temp acclimated it and dipped it in DipX but now looks like this. It was healthy in the shop and I thought maybe it just closed due to stress from the travel.
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not dead yet, but it is in need of some atention.
 

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