Whats wrong with my torch coral

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I just got this from a reputable reef shop here, and they had it for months doing fine. Im not 100% sure it wasn't liek this to begin with, but I just noticed and now Im worrying. On quite a few of the bubble tips of the arms I have noticed small brown dots, please see the attached Picture.

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Is this something I should worry about? Or is it just aclimation stress.

My SG is 1.025
PH 8.4
Alk 11 DKH
Calc 375 (yeah its a little low)
Nitrate 5
trite's n amonia 0

Oh and all my other corals Zoas, A Brain, a Hammer Coral, and a couple candycanes look fine.

Ryan
 
Thanks guys, ive only been here a few days, but you guys have always answered my questions very fast and helped me out. Better than other forums I wont name =p Anyways thanks !
 

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