Is this dying?

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After five months of not openning, I gave up hope for a Toadstool frag. Noticed this brown spot on the back of it the other day. Is it finally dying?
 

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What is that coral next to it? That could be contributing to its unwillingness to open.
 
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Its a Duncan. It was closed for months before I moved it to where it ia now
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Sorry, where it is now. Can't type today
 
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Salinity 1.025
Cal 430
Alk 8
Mag 1350
Nitrates 5
Phos .25 Not normally this high
 

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Salinity 1.025
Cal 430
Alk 8
Mag 1350
Nitrates 5
Phos .25 Not normally this high
I would try you bump that Alk up a little and lower the Phos for sure. I use Brightwell 8.3 for alk and PH. Speaking of PH, what is yours at? Also what test kits are you using?
 
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I use Red Sea Coral Pro salt that keeps the PH pretty stable at around 8.3 or so and I test with Salifert
 
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There is about 2 inches of space between them when the duncan is fully extended
 

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I would move it and observe. Looks to be too close to the other coral.
 
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I'll give it a try. Its looking worse today
 

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