trumpet coral

I have this coral here and I noticed it is starting to get a white layer in the middle. I lost one smaller coral before when my tank was not ready for them. This tank has been up for 1 year. Should I be worried? Not familiar with LPS yet and would really appreciate help learning.

It’s looking like a good start

Candy cane 40 and 20 Ultra yuma 40 Zoas 20 Lapastrea 20 Local pickup Hallandale

I got a trumpet frag from my lfs in December and placed it away from my pump and in the sand bed so that it receives less lighting. My Alk, Calc, Mag, PH and Nitrite levels are all optimum based on sea level as recommended by my lfs but it appears that the coral is shrinking and loosing flesh...

So I have this monster candy cane colony. They started as 2 heads 2 ish years ago. I’ve found that the smaller heads beneath the large mass of the colony are losing tissue and receding. It’s really only like 2-3 heads. And they don’t get any light because of the sheer mass of the colony. Is this...

Hello all! I have been quite inactive for the past year but I am coming back. My tank has undergone a lot, right now I only have a clownfish and a pajama cardinal in the tank and just did a massive rock cleaning trying to remove as much bubble algae. Tons of corals have died. It might have been...

Hi, I just fed my corals I lightly feed zooplankton with a pipet. As soon as I lightly squirted over my trumpet coral it immediately shriveled up more than usual and started excreting a green substance that I’ve never seen. Any ideas ?

I have this small trumpet colony. The flesh on 2 of the heads is starting to sort of change color but the rest are fine. Is this ok? All the heads are inflated and acting normal. It’s just these 2. My zoas are over growing as you can tell from the photo (I plan on fragging soon) could they...

Trumpet decaying. I have made alot of changes and noticed this while cleaning. I have had it for 8 months growth was good. Worked though some issues but not sure if it was b/c of chemistry or a nuisance. Please let me know your thoughts. The left branch is decaying the most as seen in the...

Can't figure out if this was a ca problem, precipitation for far to long or some kind of worm eating the coral. Heads look great eats at night. Coral makes me scared. Didn't notice until I was working on a clean up. In the photo the left branch is holding on by a thread

So my trumpet coral has been closed up for some time now. It had its original spot in the sand bed taken over by the rock flower anemone. I moved it about an inch up into the rock and it’s been closed or hasn’t been opening up like it used too. Would anyone have suggestions where I should move...