Please help ! Is my coral dying or splitting ?

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Hello please help , my Kenya coral have a few black spots and looks like is dying , my fish store told me is just splitting , pls help
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That’s a few days back this is now

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Wait until your lights come on and see if they perk up. Softies always tend to look bad when the lights are out. But once they come on and perk up they bounce right back :) These corals are pretty bullet proof generally. I wouldn't be to concerned. But just in case do you know what your water parameters are at?
 
Wait until your lights come on and see if they perk up. Softies always tend to look bad when the lights are out. But once they come on and perk up they bounce right back :) These corals are pretty bullet proof generally. I wouldn't be to concerned. But just in case do you know what your water parameters are at?
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Yes everything is ok , I did dose phytoplankton and that’s when this coral star not looking good , I did stop
 
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That looks like healthy Kenya tree to me as well!
 
What are your water parameters?

Is that picture early in the morning?

How long has your tank been set up?
 
What are your water parameters?

Is that picture early in the morning?

How long has your tank been set up?
Water is good, 3 months , this coral get upset after adding phytoplankton, looks like is getting wors . Yes this pictures was taking this morning
 
Water is good, 3 months , this coral get upset after adding phytoplankton, looks like is getting wors . Yes this pictures was taking this morning
What does water is good mean?

We need to know nitrate, nitrite, Ammonia, PH, salinity.

Other params would be helpful but in the absence of, those would be a great start.
 

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