Coral Dead? Please Help!
- Thread starter Zayyy
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yote
In Memoriam
It's not dead yet.
You need to give that coral a soak in something like Brightwell Aquatics - MediCoral
That green stuff on the skeleton looks to be cyano or maybe some sort of infection.
Follow the directions for whatever coral dip you decide to use. But be sure to get rid of that cyano on the skeleton by swishing the coral back and forth in the dip. You may have to use a turkey baster and direct it into those crevices between the bone.
One thing to keep in mind with LPS corals, Is that as long as there is flesh left on the skeleton, there is a chance it can recover.
You need to give that coral a soak in something like Brightwell Aquatics - MediCoral
That green stuff on the skeleton looks to be cyano or maybe some sort of infection.
Follow the directions for whatever coral dip you decide to use. But be sure to get rid of that cyano on the skeleton by swishing the coral back and forth in the dip. You may have to use a turkey baster and direct it into those crevices between the bone.
One thing to keep in mind with LPS corals, Is that as long as there is flesh left on the skeleton, there is a chance it can recover.
Bifferwine
I am a girl
+1 Yote. It's still got a good chance. There is a lot of flesh left on it.
WickedFrags
Reefing newb
even the smallest flesh will grow again. i was givent a huge scolly (almost dead) but the only flesh would be covered by a dime. 2 months later its bigger than a silver dollar. the dip is what helped me. and make sure its eating. then post some pics when she's doin better. she will....
