coral diseases

Torches are receded, and the water is dirty right now to fight dinos. I lost a polyp of the green torch over a couple of days. Although I believe the black out I did for the dinos did not help it.

Hi All, On one side of my aquarium, my Monti's, Acros are just bleaching overnight. Parameters have been stable for years, Triton tests are perfect and nothing has really changed in terms of flow and lighting. It started off with one Monti, a couple of weeks ago, Now more corals are dying in...

My sinularia gets odd slime bands on some of the tips. It hasnt killed any of the tips but its strange. Nothing like this is on any of my other corals. Does anyone know what this is or if i should worry about it?

Hi I am in need of some help figuring out what is growing on/happening to my frogspawn... it appears to be some sort of growth on the bottom left of the skeleton where the skeleton meets the frag plug. I have had the frag for around 4 months and it has been thriving in my tank. I do regular...

Hey everyone, My torch is not looking good. Ammonia 0, calc 500, mag 1450, salinity 35. I'm not sure what I can do at this point to prevent whatever is happening here.

In the past few weeks I have noticed my bubble starting to stretch at certain areas and look like balloons. I’m wandering if this is ok. Please any feed back would be appreciated. It’s been a ruff month between Zoapox, velvet and now this.

I just got this torch yesterday, it opened up within an hour and was looking really good. Towards the night it started inflating in a way and when I woke up this is what it looked like. I also got a hammer as well and it looks perfectly fine. These are my first euphyllia so don’t really know...

I dipped my coral when I first got them and these were not on them. I just noticed they are on them now and was wondering if anyone knew what they were ? I just dipped them again. Just in case

Should you QT your coral?? Yes, we definitely should. Can ICH cause STN? Sure appears that way. Let the discussion begin! See Article here: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1385110115300095 Video:

I'm planning on treating my tank for bacterial disease caused RTN with chloramphenicol. I have read that once chloramphenicol or CAM is introduced to the tank it will create a bacterial bloom that will consume most of the oxygen in the water. As much as I want to believe, I'll be alert enough...