Coral problem

Kapachuka3 · 2026-06-04T19:38:19-0400

I’ve posted something about this before but it looks worse. Does my leather have a disease or something? It looks like its melting or something.

56longroof · 2026-06-04T20:31:10-0400

Give it a iodine dip. Mine was starting to look the same way. It took a couple weeks but it bounced back.

Kapachuka3 · 2026-06-04T20:33:23-0400

56longroof said:
Give it a iodine dip. Mine was starting to look the same way. It took a couple weeks but it bounced back.

Would i have to do an iodine dip? Never done a dip before and dont want to stress it more, would it be fine just leaving it be and doign water changes constantly, any idea whats causing it?

56longroof · 2026-06-04T21:47:39-0400

Kapachuka3 said:
Would i have to do an iodine dip? Never done a dip before and dont want to stress it more, would it be fine just leaving it be and doign water changes constantly, any idea whats causing it?

Water changes probably wont help. My parameters were good and mine still was showing signs of what I believe was a bacterial infection. A iodine dip will help. If you dont do anything its more than likely going to continue to decline. I would reccomend getting some Lugols iodine as soon as you can.

Kapachuka3 · 2026-06-05T09:54:28-0400

Sorry trying to avoid dipping as much as possible, this coral is gigantic and its one a massive piece of live rock, is there anyway its splitting?

Kapachuka3 · 2026-06-05T11:38:41-0400

56longroof said:
Water changes probably wont help. My parameters were good and mine still was showing signs of what I believe was a bacterial infection. A iodine dip will help. If you dont do anything its more than likely going to continue to decline. I would reccomend getting some Lugols iodine as soon as you can.

Would there be anything i can add to the whole tank instead of a dip?