Is this brown jelly? need help

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Please help. Ordered new torch a week ago and saw this today? I have many other healthy torches. What should i do? ert.jpg
 

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Can you post a white picture? (white light)? Do you see an area of brown jelly - or ? EDIT - don't panic yet. But did you dip the coral? More likely unless you're seeing something I'm not - is that the coral is getting used to the new water conditions and location
 
Please help. Ordered new torch a week ago and saw this today? I have many other healthy torches. What should i do? ert.jpg
^ This! Could just be pooping, they get really unhappy looking and brown stringy poop comes out.
 
There is no area. Seemed to only be coming from center. I did recently move it to higher light a few days ago. I was in about 100par. Now it’s about 150. I’ve seen the mouth ooze brown stuff before on other euphillia but this seemed
 

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