Sign of AEFW?

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My green slimer was doing doin great just a few days ago. I went away for 2 days and now it looks like this. Do you think it’s AEFW or RTN?. Should I cut that portion off?

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I dipped them and and found this stuff. I know hard to see but best I could do. Some brown dots.

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Probably not. I’d think it’s just TN and the things coming off are sloughed off tissue.
 
Looks like it got hit by another coral due to the lost tissue low and higher up as well. Are there any agressive corals near by?
 
Looks like it got hit by another coral due to the lost tissue low and higher up as well. Are there any agressive corals near by?
Nope there are none near it. It’s on its own rock towards the bottom of the tank
 
Agreed, doesnt look like aefw.
Here is one of my acros that had flat worms. You can clearly see the bite marks
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