Sps revival. Should i leave it alone?

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So i have this acro for 2 month. New tank. First month it doesn’t do so good. No color and looked dead. Peeling. It bounce back and got it color but the bottom doesn’t look good. Should i just leave it alone? Does it grow back and encrusted the dead part?
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So i have this acro for 2 month. New tank. First month it doesn’t do so good. No color and looked dead. Peeling. It bounce back and got it color but the bottom doesn’t look good. Should i just leave it alone? Does it grow back and encrusted the dead part?
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Most likely will continue unless you intervene. Looks like the flesh is shedding.
 
What there to do? Cut it?
I would cut above dead tissue, keep only live tissue. Remount.

But it is a new system and there's a lot of things happening that you probably don't see which hurts your stability. Also you didn't mention your lights or flow, high light and high flow is what they love.
 

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