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Problems with picks.

I came home today from work and my lobo has and decaying/diseased spot. I saw it last night at 1amthe so all this happened in a matter of 15 hours. I have since moved the orange lobo to the side of it although I am fairly confident that it is not the culprit.

The two different recession pics are over a 3picture hour difference after work.

Anybody recognize this or have any advice?

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Sorry for your loss. :squigglemouth:

FWIW, I'd be more inclined to suspect the Caulastrea than the other lobo. Candy canes have pretty long sweepers and they pack a fairly potent punch. In the future, I'd give it plenty of room to prevent it from stinging other corals.
 

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