Black Tissue on Duncan Coral

Nathanj (60 gallon cube)

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What to do about Black tissue on Duncan

I’ve had my Duncan for a while and have been quite successful with it without much difficulty. This after I came home to a large black spot on one of the heads, with many of the other heads being misshapen. Any help or advice is greatly appreciated!

P.S. I don’t have my lights on just white, I just used it to take the photo as my phone struggles with quality under the blue light.

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Did you end up figuring it out? I’m having a similar issue rn on my Duncan coral
No i never figured it out. It is so bizarre as the rest of my corals are doing just fine. My Duncan Coral ended up dying but my other Lps corals are still doing just fine.

I’m thinking it could be some kind of infection or disease that affects only Duncan corals.

But you could try dipping it and see if it will push through.
 
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