Is this brown jelly disease on Elegance?

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I noticed my elegance haven’t been doing well for past couple days and appears really stressed tonight when the lights are off. So I resorted to a 20min fresh water dip and CoralRX. While dipping I suck out these things that were stuck to the flesh of the elegance. They look like clear mucus with brown spots. Can someone confirm what they are? Thanks

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Some may becc BBC waste but when I expand pic, it gets fuzzy
 

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