Ultra Warpaint Scoly exposed skeleton

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Hello. I just received my order from Queen City Corals. Two frogspawns, a scoly, and a freebie lazy blue zing birdsnest. All the corals look amazing except for my scoly. Is there anything i should worry about? Anything i can do to help it rebound? I normally feed my corals reef-roids on Saturdays. Should i try to feed it tomorrow?
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Picture of it with some white light to show it off better
 
I have ordered from them as well, they've always had healthy corals but your scoly looks like it lost tissue on the skeleton around the edge well before shipment based on the algea growth in that area. I would reach out to them ASAP and send pictures in case it doesn't make it. As far as feeding, I would leave it alone for a bit. Let it settle in and maybe it can recover and regrow in time. Just my .02
 
I have ordered from them as well, they've always had healthy corals but your scoly looks like it lost tissue on the skeleton around the edge well before shipment based on the algea growth in that area. I would reach out to them ASAP and send pictures in case it doesn't make it. As far as feeding, I would leave it alone for a bit. Let it settle in and maybe it can recover and regrow in time. Just my .02
Thanks. Yea the picture on their site showed it nice and full compared to what i received. Also had 4 aiptasias on it. I did send them an email as soon as i finished dipping with pics
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