00W's AIO Smorgasbord

[Calmwaters]

Let's all welcome @Chris94 to the Smorgasbord!

Welcome to the family @Chris94

 

[Calmwaters]

I'm off to bed now it's past my bedtime lol goodnight and hugs to you all!!!

 

[00W]

I'm off to bed now it's past my bedtime lol goodnight and hugs to you all!!!

Good night peanut!

 

[00W]

Look how fast I was there

 

[kevgib67]

I'm off to bed now it's past my bedtime lol goodnight and hugs to you all!!!

Good night buttercup!

 

[smitten with ocean life]

hello chris!

 

[WalkerLovesTheOcean]

Welcome to Reef2reef, @Chris94.

Oh wait... sorry wrong thing

Welcome to the Smorgasborg @Chris94!

 

[WalkerLovesTheOcean]

Good night folks!

 

[kevgib67]

Good night peeps!

 

[00W]

Welcome to Reef2reef, @Chris94.

Oh wait... sorry wrong thing

Welcome to the Smorgasborg @Chris94!

He needed a full welcome Walker !

 

[00W]

Good night peeps!

Night Kev!
What, no drunken dog pics anymore?

 

[00W]

Good night folks!

Good night Walker!

 

[luis angel]

Welcome to the Smorgasbord @Chris94

 

[JoJosReef]

Do you guys think the reason I got the brown jelly could be because I got the corals from a wholesaler that gets them from lots of places?

I think that the cause is usually some sort of trauma that allows a bacterial infection to take hold. I recently lost a few torch heads because I didn't act fast enough when the nearby hammer began sending out sweepers to sting the torch. One head went down and then started spreading to other heads.

The presumed cause of brown jelly, Arcobacter, I imagine is likely always around but becomes a problem when it can grow inside the Euphyllia tissue. Kind of like Staph aureus is everywhere but becomes a major problem when it gets into your blood stream.

Having some cipro in reserve is handy if you notice a head going downhill.

 

[00W]

Good night everyone!
Talk to you in the morning!

 

[luis angel]

Good night everyone ( the kidnapper strikes again hahaha )

 

[kingranch2003]

Good night friends, hope all is well.

 

[kingranch2003]

Good night everyone!
Talk to you in the morning!

Boss trigger!

 

[Linlox]

welcome @Chris94 !

good night everyone.

 

[Calmwaters]

I think that the cause is usually some sort of trauma that allows a bacterial infection to take hold. I recently lost a few torch heads because I didn't act fast enough when the nearby hammer began sending out sweepers to sting the torch. One head went down and then started spreading to other heads.

The presumed cause of brown jelly, Arcobacter, I imagine is likely always around but becomes a problem when it can grow inside the Euphyllia tissue. Kind of like Staph aureus is everywhere but becomes a major problem when it gets into your blood stream.

Having some cipro in reserve is handy if you notice a head going downhill.

I have the KFC kit now so I will be prepared if it happens again.