Is this STN on my Montipora?

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Over the last two months I lost most of my more delicate SPS like acropora which I attribute to some uncontrolled alk swings..this problem I have rectified. And now it looks like I have some slow tissue necrosis on a good colony of montipora spongodes? The dying tissue seems to be working itself up from the base Even though at the top everything looks healthy and it's still growing.

Should I assume this is slow tissue necrosis? And should I try to frag the healthy sections or wait a bit longer?

Kh 8-9
Ca 440
Mg 1320
NO3 15-20
PO4 0.05
SG 1.025

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That could be shading as well
Yeah I was hoping it was shading (because it really doesn't get any direct light ) but the area without colored tissue seems to be moving upwards
 
Maybe need some more opinions.
Definatly watch it. If it keeps climbing you will have to frag it to save it.

Vermetid Snails??

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At first glance I was thinking shading as well but with the continuous recession it could be anything. I've always dipped in iodine and went the super glue route before completely chopping it up.
 

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