Is my chalice sprouting an eye or decaying?

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Sorry I havent posted in a while guys. I have a little concern. I check my tank numerous times a day (as many of us do) and I always have my baster ready to blow and sand off my chalices. I just checked on one of them and there was some white stuff so I blew it away and now it looks as if the chalice is beginning to decay. Can somebody please chime in? I hope the diagnosis isnt too bad. :sad: I checked everything else in my tank and they as they are normally. I have a strict routine that I stick to religiously. I didnt do anything today apart from adding phyto.

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I'm not 100% sure but if you see skeleton in that hole it's probably not an eye but a tear or gash
 
I also think is not an eye, it's swowing the skeleton, good luck.
 
Thank you for all of the help guys. I took a look at it this morning and its magically healed. There is a very tiny hole the size of the tip of a needle. I dont know what happened but im sure as heck glad its back to normal! I'll post pics when I get home. Thanks again guys!
 

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