is my candycane dying

got home yesterday and I notice my small candycane had white stripes on it. I check the water and ammonia is 0, nitrates is 0,and nitrites is also 0.
salt is 1.025. the guy at my lfs said it looks like possible flate worms so I brought a dip. but I don't think so, can anybody tell me if it's dying or can I save it, and how.

 

Ca
Alk

These levels are missing.

 

Welcome to 3reef.

Do you currently have a flatworm infestation going on. They should be easy to spot on the glass and rock work if you do. Flatworms do not kill a coral quickly, unless you have some exotic kind or the LFS was referring to a Polyclad Flatworm which is much larger than your average Flatworm and can sometimes be seen at night.

As Alex posted above we need more information regarding water chemistry.

 

ca 420, alk not sure. I don't see anything on the glass or rock work.and all the other corals are find.is possible too much light

 

It does look bad.

Did you recently change your bulbs?
What type of lighting do you have?
Is it next to a coral that could have stinging sweeper tentacles like a frog spawn or other LPS?
Do you have any shrimp or crabs?
How long did you have the coral?
Are you dosing anything?
Can you provide a pH level instead of an alk?

 

I just change my blubs to day thinking it was the light.
I have pc bulbs.and it was next to a tube anemone. I have a peppermint shrimp but I have not seen him for weeks.
I had the candycane for 4 months now.
the stuff I was dose it revive coral cleaner ( smells like pine sol)

 

PC lighting should not have done that in the course of a day.
Could be a near by coral I suppose.
You mean you dip using Revive Coral Cleaner right? You do not dose it right?

 

yes. i did dose with Revive Coral Cleaner