Kenya tree lokking a bit odd?

[randomfishdude]

Is this some sort of flatworm or something on my kenya tree? It got droopy all the sudden 2 days ago (nofthing has changed and has had plenty of flow)
It has dropped frags a few times as you can see.
I don't understand what has happend.
And there is the brown dots on some of its branches. Am I just over perionoid?

 

[Reefering1]

These blue pics are hard to look at or really see any detail. Retracted polyps can look like dark spots because the flesh is bunched up rather than stretched out. Don't forget they are animals that react and move as they please. Once upon a time I had 2 Kenya trees about 4 inches away from each other, I inadvertently moved a powerhead and blasted them with flow. it was really cool to see them lean over and interlock polyps, forming a arch, to support and stabilize each other in the extreme current. A pivotal moment where I realized corals are more animal than plant/rock

 

[randomfishdude]

I've never seen then retract like that. He looks even more droopy now.

 

[randomfishdude]

I don't think this is it just retracting...
It looks like it's melting or falling apart.

 

[ryanjohn1]

They will melt. How’s your water? Have you tested lately

 

[randomfishdude]

They will melt. How’s your water? Have you tested lately

No not in a about a week.
But nofthing else is having issue. Not the frags that the kenya tree made.
Anenomes are doing fine, acro are fine.

Only issue besides the single kenya Is the ich on the fish.

 

[randomfishdude]

Alk:8.3
Phos0.23
Nitrate 20
Ph 8.1
Sal 1.026

All levels normal. Slightly elevated nitrate due to a goby that died a month ago but every thing else including phos is normal.

 

[randomfishdude]

Could the aptasia stuff have done this? There was aptasia right next to the base of the tree. And I put some aptasia x on it. So could that have hurt ir