Toadstool dying?

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My toadstool was fine 5 days ago. It, along with my other toadstool then went into shed.. both had a shiny surface, one has since shed and is doing great.. all polyps extended. This one hasn't shed yet... and now I'm noticing a brownish layer forming over it?

Is it dying? Is there anything I can do?

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Hi, at this point do not see any necrosis ,looks like algae growing on molt skin,
some take longer than others to shed, would leave be for now , any black or gray areas start to form come back here
 
Hi, at this point do not see any necrosis ,looks like algae growing on molt skin,
some take longer than others to shed, would leave be for now , any black or gray areas start to form come back here
Ok so watch for any black/grey.... cool. These are my first toadstool corals so not sure what to expect. I thought as both went into shed together they'd be finished around the same time.

I'll keep an eye on it, thanks guys!
 

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