Predator's Blood in Trouble...why?

Darryn Lyon

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t started maybe 2 weeks ago, and I have no idea what it is. It gets these small spots where it's guts come out, and after some time it looks like this. Slow Tissue Necrosis? an invasive sponge maybe? That area looks like maybe a sponge? Anyone have any ideas? All other corals are doing well, so it's not water conditions, and I moved it to lower light to see how it would react.
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