So glad it wasn’t a total loss! The lasagna coral looks great. Hopefully sometime soon you can get some new coral to make up for the lost ones. Miracles can happen. Who knows maybe you’ll be surprised.My "lasagna" coral is slowly looking better again. I have one small piece of the pulsing Xenia that made it and my hairy mushr while still not happy is still alive as I have seen it moving some. The pretty teal mushroom and monti didn't make it. Sammy and Little Man are still airways together and most of the time where they are the neon cleaner goby is near by. My margarita snails seem to be doing great as well and the hermits and other fish are also doing well.
Today I also won a $50 gift card in a Facebook group I'm in to a place called aquarium wholesale have you ever heard of it?
Sorry no, see what I mean.Today I also won a $50 gift card in a Facebook group I'm in to a place called aquarium wholesale have you ever heard of it?
This is what's left on the Xenia rock. It doesn't pulsate and seems thick compared to the others that were on the rock. Is it still Xenia or is it something else?
Nope. That appears to be Aiptasia. Anyone else?This is what's left on the Xenia rock. It doesn't pulsate and seems thick compared to the others that were on the rock. Is it still Xenia or is it something else?
Figures it would be what lived through the peroxide...
Aiptasia live through almost everything.
So I need to take that rock out?
I would.
I will do it now
Aiptasia just spreads so easily.
I really hope it's not spread yet its been in the tank a few weeks now. Does it only spread on a rock it's touching? And I guess that explains why some of the Xenia that was around it sometimes would be all drawn up.
I just put the rock in a bucket without water that should kill it also right?
It appears solo, do the suggestions above, I’ve used lemon juice and F-aptasia with success. Unfortunately no matter how careful I am they always find a way in somehow. Just part of keeping a reef tank.
