Can anyone identify what is wrong with my leather?

Morgan Rodgers

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My Leather recently has not been doing too well after it’s branches dropped. And it has like a red area on it.

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its a kenya tree coral and red algae did it drop any branches?
 
It does look sad especially the stalk. My suggestion is this: Cut the stalk about 1/4 above the rough area. Put into a little bucket of rubble in a low flow area and wait for it to attach to some rock (2wks). Then move to the place you think it will do well. Some like more flow, some do not.
They tend to drop when unhappy.
 
It does look sad especially the stalk. My suggestion is this: Cut the stalk about 1/4 above the rough area. Put into a little bucket of rubble in a low flow area and wait for it to attach to some rock (2wks). Then move to the place you think it will do well. Some like more flow, some do not.
They tend to drop when unhappy.
Thank you so much for the advice!
 
place it an area with more flow and low light
 

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