Will this Hollywood Stunner Chalice recover?

Aparker2005

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Hey everyone. Had this Hollywood Stunner for a good while now. It was browning quite a bit down low so we moved it to the center of the tank where it exploded and turned bright green.

Recently, I accidentally bumped it trying to catch a fish in 2 places and now it's doing this. Our pink b oobies chalice and avatar are doing great. It still puts out some long sweepers at night, but the center is getting bad looking.

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Me personally I would frag the good sides from that, it looks like it is spreading from the center to outwards
 

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frag the rim...
 

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yes, use scissors to clean away any of the dead tissue after fragging...
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