Weak coral

[alexmara76]

Good morning reefers , since this morning this coral looks weak , I don’t understand what can cause this ,if was fine until last night. Any help is really appreciate

 

[blaxsun]

What do you mean by "weak"?

 

[alexmara76]

What do you mean by "weak"?

I mean at the beginning it was straight and the “branches” (forgive me the term) were not down , now it looks it missing something and it not strong enough, i‘m pretty new in this hobby, so I don’t know if its normal for this coral, or it‘s getting too much light , or it’s flow

 

[Tamberav]

Looks normal, my softies shrink and shed at times but always come back to their self after a few days.

 

[be_ninja_pancake]

Looks normal, my softies shrink and shed at times but always come back to their self after a few days.

Seconding this. I have a green neon sinularia that looks like yours does when the lights turn off. They open back up to normal in the morning, but it takes time.

 

[alexmara76]

Looks normal, my softies shrink and shed at times but always come back to their self after a few days.

Do you know what coral is it? They told me the name but I forgot it

 

[Salt Creep]

Do you know what coral is it? They told me the name but I forgot it

looks like a Kenya tree. They do this sometimes. If the whole stalk is limp it could be cause for concern

 

[alexmara76]

looks like a Kenya tree. They do this sometimes. If the whole stalk is limp it could be cause for concern

what can cause a stalk limped?

 

[be_ninja_pancake]

what can cause a stalk limped?

https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/why-is-my-kenya-tree-limping.748416/ here's another discussion of Kenya trees and what causes them to go limp since I don't have a Kenya tree myself. It seems like the most common causes are the tree fragging itself, or too much flow. Hope this helps!

 

[alexmara76]

https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/why-is-my-kenya-tree-limping.748416/ here's another discussion of Kenya trees and what causes them to go limp since I don't have a Kenya tree myself. It seems like the most common causes are the tree fragging itself, or too much flow. Hope this helps!

thank you