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I got my coral on Wednesday night and since then the coral has been flaking and looks like rock underneath. WHAT do I DO
 
Pictures are worth a thousand words….
 
There!

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What type of coral is it? What are your system parameters?
 
All levels are normal
I have 2 fish and 7 crabs in there
The coral is a gsp and I have another one
 
Throw some selcon or some aminos in there and it will open up. You can definitely put corals like that in a brand new tank as long as you have nutrients in the water.
 
The purple part is living flesh .
the polyps sometimes take time to come out .
Gsp is almost impossible to kill . But I would strongly suggest letting the tank mature a little before adding anything else .
Some colour on the rocks will
Help .
As everything matures you will find new colonies of gsp appearing throughout the tank
 

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Good thing with those rocks . Or water parameters , you wouldn’t have to worry about excessive alk consumption or scraping coralline from the glass ….
That tank is far from Coraline. Pls
Post tank age w parameters and what tests were used to get readings. Pls don’t add any more corals.
 
What size tank ?
What test kits are you using and what are your test results ?

What fish ?
How long has it been running ?
10g fluval tank
I’m using top fin test kits
My tests are normal

1 Yellow Clown Goby
1 Green Reef Chromis
7 Blue leg hermit crabs

it’s been running for 3 weeks
 

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