IS MY LETHER CORAL DYING?

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Hello everyone.

I had a beautiful black lether coral.
It was all good since 3 months however yesterday it became like this in a video. I have no idea what is going on and what to do. You can also see the picture when it was healthy.

Any help I would appreciated.

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Odd.. I would no doubt give it an iodine bath for a bit and put back and see how that goes..

Doesn't seem like its self fragging.. Hmmm interesting.. @ReefSquad?
I do not have iodine now, but I put it into dip solution for 4 mins. I will be watching if smth goes wrong. I am afraid that it is rotting. Hopefully not.
 
Fully expected to open this thread and post "No, they do that all the time to clean themselves". But I have no idea what is going on with that.

None of your CUC is eating on it?
 
Fully expected to open this thread and post "No, they do that all the time to clean themselves". But I have no idea what is going on with that.

None of your CUC is eating on it?
nope, nothing is eating it. I also have other corals and there just fine. I also heard they change the skin however I never saw how is it looks like.
 

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