What's wrong with my acro?

[SashimiTurtle]

Just noticed this spot on my acro. Don't remember it being there when I got it. It's on the shaded side so I might have missed it. Color is good all around, had to use my flashlight to get a good picture.

 

[saltyfilmfolks]

It's die off. Normal for the underside of a colony.

 

[SashimiTurtle]

So, no AEFW?

 

[saltyfilmfolks]

I don't believe so. Those tend to strip the flash off the bone.
Note the that the hole has growth, as if it was attempting to reach to the light.

I unsuccessfully tried to get a pic of a couple of my colonies.
One of mine actually plated from the bare spot and kept growing.

 

[Simplicity Aquatics]

Looks healthy to me, that looks like previous damage that is healing. That looks nothing like AEFW bites. I wouldn't sweat it at all, I bet its gone in a few weeks/months depending on your growth rate.

 

[SashimiTurtle]

I unsuccessfully tried to get a pic of a couple of my colonies.

You failed to get a photo? You're the salty film folk... Lol

I should add that I did do a 5 minute dip in a fairly strong Coral RX dip.

 

[Ghxst]

U good

 

[SashimiTurtle]

I don't believe so. Those tend to strip the flash off the bone.
Note the that the hole has growth, as if it was attempting to reach to the light.

Looks healthy to me, that looks like previous damage that is healing. That looks nothing like AEFW bites. I wouldn't sweat it at all, I bet its gone in a few weeks/months depending on your growth rate.

Thanks guys, got worried for a second. My LFS is meticulously clean, they dip everything. Even corals they grow at home in their own systems, but I know slip ups happen and sometimes something gets thru the dip.

 

[saltyfilmfolks]

You failed to get a photo? You're the salty film folk... Lol

I should add that I did do a 5 minute dip in a fairly strong Coral RX dip.

Hahaha. Yea, I'll need a tiny new camera to get under those corals.