What could be the issue with acro?

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I’ve got one like this. It ain’t dead though. I would concentrate on keeping everything else happy.
And it just recently started looking stressed?
I put the frag lower and surprisingly its looking much better, polyps are extended more, aswell the skin doesnt appear powdery from what i can see... will inspect after lights out tonight and report back. Gonna keep it stable since all other corals are happy and growing well
 
I have one in my basement. Works great! Fits all my gear, rock and lots of room for gas exchange.
sweet! love the money saving wins in this hobby :)
 
Update: The frag is recovering nicely and its polyps are as shaggy as ever! Keeping things stable and other corals are happy too. Will continue to update if anything happens good or bad
 
Update: mini colony is deepening in colour(still light) but it is happy as can be and the problem spot actually sprouted a corallite. As well, the other problem spot in the middle is coming back with zooxanthellae. I chalk this whole thing down to getting too much light. Hope this helps another reefer :)
 

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