Dying Red Brain Coral
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biodarwin
Reefing newb
Can you post a picture.
dcantucson
Reef pro
Is you water quality good? Sometimes those take a long time to die. I call them the lingering corals. Some die overnight it seems but others take a long time. How long have you had it?
yote
In Memoriam
Its hard to tell anything about it in that pic.
Can you get a closer shot of it?
Can you get a closer shot of it?
mng777777
Shark Wrangler Wannabe
What kind of lighting do you have? what are your parameters?
winyfrog
Yep!
you need to get it away from that xenia! Its going to sting and kill it.
If you can get a better picture of the brain, I have found when my brains are having issues I will put them in a bit of shade and they tend to come back, once they are doing better then move it back into the light. As mentioned water testing and light?
If you can get a better picture of the brain, I have found when my brains are having issues I will put them in a bit of shade and they tend to come back, once they are doing better then move it back into the light. As mentioned water testing and light?
Bifferwine
I am a girl
Yeah, if everything else is checking out, the xenia is probably what's killing it. Softies are toxic.
biodarwin
Reefing newb
Without a doubt. Running carbon will help with this. I had my trach near my decently sized mushroom leather and after 1 week the skeleton started to show just a bit. Moved it to the other side of the tank and was perfectly fine within days.
dcantucson
Reef pro
:question: Yoda. How's the red brain doing, now?
mng777777
Shark Wrangler Wannabe
any updates?
