Rainbow montipora stn?

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Ive had this rainbow montipora for a little over 2 mos. As you can see its almost covered the whole plug. However, in last 3 days this has shown up. Ive searched for nudis and not found any. This is my only montipora so i dont have reference. Other corals are doing better than ever. Even a favia i forgot about and threw in the sump with no light for months. Is doing great in the display. The problem that "may" have done this is a large w/c that brought my salinity down .004 from 1.026-1.022. Like I mentioned all other corals are fine. I have since calibrated the refractometer. Could the w/c have done this and by slowly raising back up could this recover?
 
How deep is it in the tank and what do you have for lighting on the tank?
 
How deep is it in the tank and what do you have for lighting on the tank?
40 breeder 8" deep. 4 bulb t5 (3 b+,1 c+) 7" off tank. So 15" total away from light. Too far? Too close?
 

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