Can any of this digi be saved

[BigBabich]

The past 2 weeks a digi in my tank has been turning white from the very middle. It doesn't appear to be from any coral on coral contact. It just started dying and since all the branches intertwined, it just KEEPS spreading.
Should I just write it off? I tried cutting some of the branches to try and save them but...they all turned bone white too. The thing was the size of my hand and now its....****.

 

[tbrown]

The past 2 weeks a digi in my tank has been turning white from the very middle. It doesn't appear to be from any coral on coral contact. It just started dying and since all the branches intertwined, it just KEEPS spreading.
Should I just write it off? I tried cutting some of the branches to try and save them but...they all turned bone white too. The thing was the size of my hand and now its....****.

Anything with color can be saved. But the real question is what's killing it? If it was me, I'd snip a couple of those tips just above the white parts. Even the ones that still have flesh just no PE are alive just irritated it looks like from the picture.

 

[tedfisher496]

you can try and cut off what's good and see what happens. From my experience with digi the living should make it.

 

[vetteguy53081]

The past 2 weeks a digi in my tank has been turning white from the very middle. It doesn't appear to be from any coral on coral contact. It just started dying and since all the branches intertwined, it just KEEPS spreading.
Should I just write it off? I tried cutting some of the branches to try and save them but...they all turned bone white too. The thing was the size of my hand and now its....****.

Try fragging tops and place in various locations of the tank.
Assure also that calcium and alk are not out of range and flow not too aggressive. I see lots of area for potential salvaging on it