Shedding or eaten?

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Hopefully in the right forum, woke up to this on my coral this morning and wondering if it looks like it was attacked? Or if it’s shedding a branch.

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Hopefully in the right forum, woke up to this on my coral this morning and wondering if it looks like it was attacked? Or if it’s shedding a branch.

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This is probably SPS so it should go there.
It looks like its been eaten or it is starting to bleach out.
 
Looks like propagation.
 

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