Confirming Brown Jelly

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Just wanted to confirm brown jelly on my hammer before I pulled it.
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yes :(careful when taking out not to let it get blown around
 
Sadly it looks like a goner.

You may want to dip the other LPS in a 1:10 peroxide solution.
Peroxide isn't hard on lps and this wouldn't be a bad idea. Watch them and if they get infected I would dip it in a 50/50 peroxide water solution for about a minute. The sooner the more likely it will survive. BJ kills quick so time is coral! I hate BJ, I see a correlation between BJ and carbon dosing and if my corals start to get infected I stop dosing immediately
 
I would not do anything to stress the other corals unless they exhibit bjd. I had a torch die from bjd, in a similar array, surrounded by other euphoria. The others survived without treatment.
Whatever causes bjd is opportunistic. A stressed coral is more susceptible.
It is a tough call.
Certainly, carefully remove the infected coral.
 
Thanks everyone for the quick responses. The BTA next door got a little too friendly with my blue hammer, which is very sad as it was one of my favorites. I’m going to watch the others and see how they do.

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Thanks for the article it has some interesting ideas for going forward. Unfortunately I lost all my euphyllias except one, which is still hanging in.
Shoot! Im sorry to hear that. You had some really pretty ones!
 

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