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I don’t know my dad got it, I want to say a type of fan coralWhat kind of coral is it?
So it’s not damaged? Should I do anything about it, it looks like it has a hole in the middle with a little cut through the side. It’s not all the way splitLooks like a cabbage leather, and it looks like it’s splitting into another one (reproduction).
Nothing to worry about. I’d monitor to see if anything does start to look bad, but otherwise this is completely normal for many coral species.So it’s not damaged? Should I do anything about it, it looks like it has a hole in the middle with a little cut through the side. It’s not all the way split
Ok thank you, there is a hermit in the middle should I do anything about it?Nothing to worry about. I’d monitor to see if anything does start to look bad, but otherwise this is completely normal for many coral species.
I don’t exactly know where to find the parameters and I don’t know my current lighting, one of my father’s friend set up the tank for me.Agree that it looks like a split. Just keep in mind that if your clean up crew is eating something, it's because there is already something dying. They don't go after healthy things usually. What are your current parameters and lighting being used? These are what coral need.
Foe coral you need to be able to test certain parameters to keep them healthy. For softies you should have alkalinity, nitrate and phosphate at minimum. For LPS and SPS add calcium, magnesium and Ph. I use salifert tests, red sea and hanna are also good ones. Don't get API tests.I don’t exactly know where to find the parameters and I don’t know my current lighting, one of my father’s friend set up the tank for me.
Thank youFoe coral you need to be able to test certain parameters to keep them healthy. For softies you should have alkalinity, nitrate and phosphate at minimum. For LPS and SPS add calcium, magnesium and Ph. I use salifert tests, red sea and hanna are also good ones. Don't get API tests.
Came here to say the same thing. It looks perfectly happy and healthy while still splittingLooks like a cabbage leather, and it looks like it’s splitting into another one (reproduction).