Would you try to save it or trash it?

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Delivered today, seller is awesome and replacing it but should I try to save it? The heat pack came untaped from the lid and was laying against the bag with only a couple layers of newspaper between.
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I assume we're looking at some kind of acro?

I'd try and save and just keep an eye on it. Shouldn't be enough to cause much of an issue if it continues bleaching in the tank right?
 
Always try. I've spent a lot of time with freshly trans-shipped corals and quarantine and you'd be surprised how rough corals can look and how great they can turn out. I keep a bunch of before and after pictures to show it. Always try (:
 
Nem looks great. Really good. Acropora...are likely on their way out. It was worth a shot, but still keep things as stable as you can.
 

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