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Tissue is receding. It may be too close to the scolly or it may be too much light. While I try to avoid moving corals as it's a source of additional stress as it will have to adjust it's photobiology to a new location this situation requires it. As the tissue farther away from the scolly and in lower light looks better I would move it downward a little bit.
 

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