Sarcophyton closed

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i need some help to know what happen to my sarcophyton, it been closed for several months now (3 months +- ) and i don't know what its going on, looks like its splinting from the crown but i find 2 holes in the center, looks like there were filled with some dirt .

any idea whats is happening, its middle high, low water flow, i have many soft and hard corals and their are all good, but the sarcophyton.

i made my salt water with destiled water and fluval sea salt.

PH 8.4
SALINITY 1.025
DKH 7
PHOS 0
NH2 0
NH3 0
AMMONIA 0
CA 480
MG 1420

i use phosguard, chemi-blue
i make water changes every 10 days

the calcium since i start is high because the salt.
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