Is this Zoa Pox?

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Not sure if this is clear but it also gets very light towards the top of the stem whilst the bottom half of the stem is a deeper color

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Update on this post for any future reefers to come by:

I believe this was Zoa Pox. I took the Zoa out and dipped it in Seachem’s coral dip since it has iodine, i also dipped it in coralrx but i don’t think that’s necessarily required, only the iodine dip. Seemed to have fixed the problem pretty flawlessly and my Zoas do not have the pox anymore.
 

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