Save Acro Frogskin with RTN?

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Hi! Woke up this morning to find my Acro frogskin loosing tissue on a branch. All my other sps and lps corals look great.
Is there any way to save a Acro with this severe tissueloss? Should I just remove it now and call it a loss or can it recover?
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Thank you for any advice!
 
Made a quick decision and cut the mostly dead branch of. Noticed that there appear to be some small patches of tissue loss on the last branch also, guess this means its gone within a day since there are few cases of acros surviving this type of damage?
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Imo if I were you I would cover any area there is white and also cover the area of flesh that meets the white area with superglue. If it has any chance that would help. Other then that it's waiting and hoping.
 
Imo if I were you I would cover any area there is white and also cover the area of flesh that meets the white area with superglue. If it has any chance that would help. Other then that it's waiting and hoping.

Thanks for the advice! At this point it moves too fast, it has declined in the last hours. Im going to give it til tomorrow and hope for the best but right now Im guessing it will be a skeleton tomorrow. :(
 

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