Can this Frogspawn be saved?

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Help! I caught an emerald crab munching on this frogspawn. It has gotten worse over the last couple of days so I moved it to a lower part of the tank, now it looks like it’s dying or already dead. Can it be saved?
Is there a dip that would help?
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Help! I caught an emerald crab munching on this frogspawn. It has gotten worse over the last couple of days so I moved it to a lower part of the tank, now it looks like it’s dying or already dead. Can it be saved?
Is there a dip that would help?
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I wish I had a good answer, once mine looked like that, melted. Hoping someone else can weigh in.
 
Looks like bjd. It’s a goner. I’d get it out so it doesn’t spread to other corals.
 
Help! I caught an emerald crab munching on this frogspawn. It has gotten worse over the last couple of days so I moved it to a lower part of the tank, now it looks like it’s dying or already dead. Can it be saved?
Is there a dip that would help?
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Don’t pull it yet. After my move of my new tank, frogspawn all but died but a few skeletons have polyps sticking out that are trying to regrow. If there is tissue, there is hope.
 
What’s bdj?
Bjd..brown jelly disease. Basically an infection that kills the coral tissue and can spread to others. I’d yank it.
 

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