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Thank you, do you know the type of coral this is?Those look like the tentacles of the coral leave them alone.
Thanks, any id on the type of coral this is?Although it may be a a feeding tube, keep an eye on it as it is also very similar to hidden cup corals - Phyllangia americana.
What would point to it struggling? Here's a picture in the lighting. The tank is a fluvol 13.5 mini with stock lighting, I added a mini wavemaker. A zoa, 3 hermits, Scarlett, blue leg and red leg, 2 ocellaris clowns and a nassarius snail. The fish are fed twice a day. 10 hrs of lighting. 79° water temp. What would help the favia thrive?Looks like a favia that's been struggling a bit.
Thank you, it came from the lfs like that. Any tips on helping it out?I see old skeleton covered in algae and signs of current tissue recession. Though I can't tell from a pic if it's recovering or worsening. The existing tissue does not look plump
Also the "horn", pointy part of it in the pic has grown, it was much smaller about a week ago. Would that be a sign of recovery?I see old skeleton covered in algae and signs of current tissue recession. Though I can't tell from a pic if it's recovering or worsening. The existing tissue does not look plump and healthy.
Got it, I'll keep an eye on it, thank you so much!As long as you are sure it's growth and its not simply peeling off the skeleton. It looks pretty shriveled right now so I'm skeptical.