mdenny
Reefing newb
how do u no when your coral is dieing??
coral
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yote
In Memoriam
Depends on what kind of coral it is.
SPS will bleach out,then either RTN or STN leaving behind bare skeleton.
With LPS,you'll usually see the fleshy part more or less melting away.
While a lot of soft corals will just melt.
BTW
Welcome to the site.And I'm gonna move your thread to the corals forum
SPS will bleach out,then either RTN or STN leaving behind bare skeleton.
With LPS,you'll usually see the fleshy part more or less melting away.
While a lot of soft corals will just melt.
BTW
Welcome to the site.And I'm gonna move your thread to the corals forum
mdenny
Reefing newb
sorry i am new it is fiji live rock
Bifferwine
I am a girl
Can you post a picture of your dying coral? What kind of coral is it?
JAG107
Reef enthusiast
Is it live rock or is it coral then?
mdenny
Reefing newb
sorry it's live rock
Bifferwine
I am a girl
Your live rock will die if it's not kept underwater, or if you add a chemical or medication to the tank (like copper).
dcantucson
Reef pro
But unlike corals you can bring live (or dead) rock back to life! So don't throw it out.
Wish that was the case with corals.
Wish that was the case with corals.
mdenny
Reefing newb
dcantucson
Reef pro
That rock looks very alive to me mdenny. In fact it looks quite good!
mdenny
Reefing newb
ok that is good thanks 4 looking
yote
In Memoriam
Aint nothing dead about that rock.
I have a question about placement of Organism Palythoas in my salt water
aquarium? Do they prefer to be near the light or on the bottom of the tank? Do
they need to be current? You can also email me at [email protected]. Thank You,
aquarium? Do they prefer to be near the light or on the bottom of the tank? Do
they need to be current? You can also email me at [email protected]. Thank You,
yote
In Memoriam
What kind of lights are you running?
And all corals need water flow.Some like a heavy flow,some like it a little slower.
Palys usually do good with a moderate flow.
And all corals need water flow.Some like a heavy flow,some like it a little slower.
Palys usually do good with a moderate flow.
Bifferwine
I am a girl
Generally at the bottom. But like Yote said, that depends on the quality of your lights.
