Chalice dying?

Here is the spot
 

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pan out what other coral are next to it, has any fish in the tank been using that spot to perch? take a flashlight at night and look a few times throughout the night
 
pan out what other coral are next to it, has any fish in the tank been using that spot to perch? take a flashlight at night and look a few times throughout the night
Already have. Closest coral is 1 inch down and 4 inches tk the left and its a Yuma mushroom. I have no perching fish and ar nighttime only the usual trochus snail and astrea snails roam the tank aimlessly
 
This is the area
 

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I’ve had spots they look like some tissue regression in some chalices that go away. Maybe a snail rubbed hard against it. Once I had a large sand sifting starfish die on top of a large chalice and killed some of it. If evehtbjng is healthy it probably will just regrow. I wouldn’t get worried yet. See if it gets worse before I would do anything.
 
I’ve had spots they look like some tissue regression in some chalices that go away. Maybe a snail rubbed hard against it. Once I had a large sand sifting starfish die on top of a large chalice and killed some of it. If evehtbjng is healthy it probably will just regrow. I wouldn’t get worried yet. See if it gets worse before I would do anything.
If jt does recede how should I treat it
 

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