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Staghorn randomly showing skeleton on the tips . Is this STN or growth? . It was and still is blooming jus like normal and the colors is getting greener then the white skeleton poped up out of nowhere and its getting bigger slowly

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Am I suppose to worry because now it has algae over the white spot
Ok so the first pic does not look like burnt tip although the spectrum could be deceiving. The second pic doesn't really look like algae growth yet but the same could apply. If it's only one tip showing signs it's really not worth investigating. Just clip it off and call it day. If your seeing a pattern forming especially on others then post up your numbers and will fix it. Alk burn will produce a bright white color while bacteria and flow issues "meaning to much" will produce a more off white to beige.
 

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