Little help with stylo

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So I have a rainbow stylo that got pushed into an acan by accident (tiger conch). It ended up losing in the battle of coral warfare with the acan and a couple of its branch tips are bleached out. Its a good size frag with multiple branches and encrusting on the plug. It is still new and acclimating to my tank. I have dipped it twice in an iodine based dip so I guess I need an opinion on what I should do as I do not want an RTN/STN situation to happen. I currently do not see any other damage happening. Do I continue to dip, leave it alone or cut the dead tips off?

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I would leave it alone for now. Once fully acclimated you can chop off dead branches.
 

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