Wonder what this damage is?

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Tried super glue to stop the spread but I think it was already past that area. Hard to pull coral unless I cut it in pieces. The damage is slowly spreading . No other coral shows this. Is it bugs or bacteria?
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Jim
 
Tried super glue to stop the spread but I think it was already past that area. Hard to pull coral unless I cut it in pieces. The damage is slowly spreading . No other coral shows this. Is it bugs or bacteria?
thanks,
Jim
Can you post some pics???
 
My guess is RTN.
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Sorry, forgot to upload the pics. That's embarrassing!
 

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