White spots on toadstool leather

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Leathers reproduce a number of ways, lateral fission is one method. Basically they rip apart slowly. You may be seeing the beginnings. If all other corals are well I wouldn't make any changes.
There is a Nudi that eats Leathers, the nudi leaves a trail of what looks like saw dust if present.
I haven’t seen a trail of sawdust but I will definitely keep an eye out thank you. All other corals are happy. And not showing signs of stress.
 
+1. Mines done this a few times. I’d let be unless you really want to frag it
I just think I’m going to have to move it. It’s in a very bad spot. And not getting the flow it needs because of its placement. Going to have to build my confidence haha
 
I just think I’m going to have to move it. It’s in a very bad spot. And not getting the flow it needs because of its placement. Going to have to build my confidence haha
You can do it. If I can you'll be able to
 
Does anyone know what the white patches are on this leather?
 

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