SPS regeneration

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Hi folks,

I got some SPS by mail order about a month ago. Unfortunately they arrived with severe shipping stress and RTN’ed less than 24 hours after their arrival. So I claimed a credit from the LFS and bought something else, throwing them to the back of my tank behind some rocks to the “elephant graveyard” where I hoped they might add to the hiding spots I have for my copepod population. I was trying to find another one that fell between the rocks and found this one which appears to be regenerating? I can’t easily blow it off. What do you guys think? Recovery of some sort of algae?



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Also might add there’s no obvious polyp extension (though in one photo it looks like there is- it’s substrate).

Parameters
Ca 430
Mg 1360
Alk 8.0
Nitrate 11
Phosphate 0.09
 
Note the bleached glitter lepto in the background, this and three encrusting monti’s also arrived in poor condition. I am getting slow recovery from those guys. One of them montis looks like a goner though, but I remain hopefully. They’re all in the bottom third of the tank and target fed three times a week.

This shipment was a disaster!
 
Yea that thing is dead and I’m with the prev comment. That’s just cyano on it. Unfortunately.
It looks like a wild piece.
Ud have much more success with some beginner aqua-cultured
 

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