SPS with Cyno?

[bearpeidog]

My favorite coral has some issues. About a month ago I did a tank move from one room to another - all went well. However, this coral broke off from where it was glued. Getting it glued back was an ordeal and it was stressed.

Fast forward a month later and the coral OK but the picture shows what I'm dealing with. It's not going away so I have to deal with it - I can't blow it off with a turkey baster etc. Should I dip in in the Seachem Reef dip that I have? Is cyno bacteria which I would imagine the DIP should wipe out?

Not sure why it started there in the first place. Plenty of flow (two MP40's and an MP10 on a 90 gallon Tall). Im not running them at 100% and they are in reefcrest/slaved mode. I had hoped for enough turbluence to avoid this.

Water parameters:
Alk: 10.9
Calc: 420
Mag: 1110
PH: 8.0
SG: 1.026
Temp 80.1

 

[cwazy clown]

The reason cyano would be in there is if you had some before and it broke loose and just went with the current and got stuck inside your acro. I wouldnt dip it in some chemical... If it realy is cyano, just take it out, shake it in some of your water, and it should come off. If it stays on there and doesnt budge, then it probably isnt cyano.