Should I be concerned?

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The pictures birds nest has been in the tank for about three weeks now and has been doing great. This morning I noticed some bare spots. The polyps are otherwise extended well. Nothing has changed in the tank. Other corals, including an acro appear to be happy. What do you guys think?
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Tissue loss and may be several factors:

High salinity
High Kalk
too much water flow
PH low
sting or being picked on
 
Tissue loss and may be several factors:

High salinity
High Kalk
too much water flow
PH low
sting or being picked on

Salinity 1.026
Ph 8.1-8.2
I did move a mp40... but it’s on the opposite side of the tank.
I don’t monitor kalk.. did you mean alk?
 
Weve got a pocillopora crab that hangs out in our birdsnest. Hes cute but it's all bare where he likes to hold.
 
Salinity 1.026
Ph 8.1-8.2
I did move a mp40... but it’s on the opposite side of the tank.
I don’t monitor kalk.. did you mean alk?
Alk

What test kit(s) are you using ?
 

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