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any idea what’s happening to it? Been like this since I got it :(

That one branch near the right side

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Should I perhaps cut it off? It’s the only branch out of the whole thing like that

If you can get a good half inch past the necrosis line, sure. If not, I would try the super glue 'trick' first. You may want to wait for others to chime in.
 
If you can get a good half inch past the necrosis line, sure. If not, I would try the super glue 'trick' first. You may want to wait for others to chime in.
Honestly, it looks to be quite a bit of tissue necrosis. If you can find some branches/sections that are not showing the tissue loss you could frag them off and glue them to a new plug. Basically, you want to get as much good coral onto a new plug as you are trying to prevent the spread of this death.

See your picture updated below - all of the red circles seem to show loss of tissue - the best bet might be to cut off some good tips (like the top of the right one and one behind it - maybe the far back one)and glue them to the new plug.

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I was trying to be positive but I think thaistalyn is right. That thing's about ready to give up the ghost. I'd snap a few frags at least a 1/4 inch up from healthy tissue (far from the necrosis) and pull the rest of the dead frag out ASAP to avoid spread (necrosis can spread from frag to frag).
 
Snapped a few frags. So I should totally discard the remaining? Or can I leave it at the side and see what will turn out of it
 
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Skip to 1:15 - I don't endorse this product as I've never heard a thing about its effectiveness and it's been out a while...
 
Done! Got it out of my tank, didn’t know it is such a big problem! This is a cheap wwc pink panther frag so I though it was a steal...guess not
Good. I'd hate to see another thread titled "My entire tank RTNed" ;)
 

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