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Tissue recession and may be due to excess flow or insufficient light intensity. These guy also require calcium for skeletal health , no less than 380. Assure Phos not elevated and there are no pests such as nudibranch or flatworms on its baseHi,
Today morning, I noticed that a small part of the torch split from the skeleton. Is it splitting or bailing out?
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I think this may have something to do with chemistry or lighting... Just a hunch.Tissue recession and may be due to excess flow or insufficient light intensity. These guy also require calcium for skeletal health , no less than 380. Assure Phos not elevated and there are no pests such as nudibranch or flatworms on its base
AgreeI think this may have something to do with chemistry or lighting... Just a hunch.
Need to get perfect chemistry right now.I'm going to buy test kits tomorrow.
I increased the intensity of the armature. Is there anything that I can do right now? Is it possible to fix that issue or is it too late?
I dipped my corals today and started to dose Mg after your reply.your Phosphate is zero. Corals is starving. I keep my phosphate above .03 ppm. Mag is low , I keep mine 1350 - 1400 ppm . Lower your Alk to 8 dkh due to low nutrients. Raise SG to 1.026
Do you have anything to dose phosphates? Reef roids, pellets, dry Coral food, Etc?I dipped my corals today and started to dose Mg after your reply.
I will test the Mg tomorrow and we will see.
Thank you for sharing your experience.From my previous experiences I would take measures to save this coral if it were mine. Check out this treatment. https://kungfucorals.com/blogs/news/the-kfc-dip-a-game-changer-in-keeping-healthy-euphyllia. This procedure had saved me from loosing torches many times in the past. If its receding and damaged torches become infected SUPER easy with brown jelly an other bacterial infections, I use this treatment to ensure that there are no current infections in the coral and to prevent them to allow that damage to heal.
Actually, it's stable.Sometimes the bail out is overnight sometimes it takes a few days. Depends on water quality mostly, IMO.
Does it look like it's getting worse or just staying the same? In your picture looks like it may have come off a little bit more off the skeleton but hard to judge.
But, having said that, two days have gone by and it hasn't bailed yet so that's a good thing. Just keep working on that water quality get your parameters all in line, and hope for the best!