Is my candy cane coral dead?

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Hi All, I just bought a candy cane coral yesterday and brought it home after it was looking very healthy in the store. Went through the temp acclimated process and drip process and dipped it and put it in my drag tank and now it looks like this. Has the DipX killed it?
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Not dead yet but it is in need if some attention
 

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