my first casualty

jayjerk

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so it looks like i have suffered my first casualty as a reefer. im not sure if i should leave it in there with hopes that it will rebuild or just yank it out and chalk it up. Please advise. Thank you

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looks like a gonner, but you can always try placing it in a part of the tank with the lowest light and lowest flow and see what happens. if you have coral dip, you should dip it.
 
Hey Jason, Don't forget I had the pink acropora which bleached out... I put him under some shade for a bit and low flow like Nino said and he's coloring back up real nice.

good luck buddy.
 
Good luck with it...I'd leave it in there until it's completely a skeleton, because as long as there's flesh, it could possibly make a come back.
 
No help...cannot save it.

I agree with Mai. Meat corals aren't like SPS and chalices and easily grow back. From the amount of decay, it looks like it's a goner with no mouth to feed with and that much exposed skeleton. If the mouth was still intact, there would be a chance. Without one, it's certainly going to die.
 
Yeah, I agree...if the mouth is gone, then it's pretty much gone. But hey, anything can happen in this hobby. Good luck.
 
If i only had a brain . I heard bristle worms crawl in the mouths and eat em . So i never bought none. Good luck mister
 
Woah!! :( What happened to it?? It looked like a gorgeous one as well, is it really that iridescent in person?

I truly hope it recovers!!
 
Woah!! :( What happened to it?? It looked like a gorgeous one as well, is it really that iridescent in person?

I truly hope it recovers!!

its better looking in person. idk stopped feeding I tried to force feed and nothing for a few days. its one it before and came right back this time it began to wilt away
 
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