should i toss it?

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Im trying to get a second opinion on what could be wrong with this... Someone said its brown jelly disease and that i should throw it out immediately. does that sound right? should i just toss it or does this look normal? sorry im new. its my first coral of a newly cycled tank, thank you for the advice.
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Looks to have 12 tentacles per polyp head, which would be Alveopora. May respond well to Goniopower, Acropower, SpongePower or a slurry of frozen and or pellets or flake. Mod flow and lighting.
 
Looks to have 12 tentacles per polyp head, which would be Alveopora. May respond well to Goniopower, Acropower, SpongePower or a slurry of frozen and or pellets or flake. Mod flow and lighting.
the area around it doesent look sick?
 
Corals can make a rebound from even the smallest bit of flesh. Dont feel too bad about losing this coral, these ones can be tricky to care for. Most of us have lost corals in our attempts to create a nice tank.

I would not toss it though.
 
I wouldn't toss it, you'd be surprised at what little tissue it takes for a coral to bounce back. I don't think it looks sick, I believe it's just the die off. Try feeding the polyps like posted above.
 
Diluted Iodine dip, then light peroxide dip. Very light.
Gently scrub.

The iodine and peroxide will kill most possible brown jelly. And kill the alge / funk stuff.
 
thank you guys so much im trying it now
 

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