Coralline eating inverts?

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Besides asterina stars, what other inverts should I watch our for that eat coralline? Noticed some of it vanishing and turning white and would like to know if there are any other things I should keep an eye out for. Thanks in advance
 
It's grows pretty quickly, I just can't stand seeing it go away in some spots. A real bummer
 
It will die when it's exposed to air. Every time I move a tank it disappears.
 
You can see right where my water change level is. [emoji53]
 
Have you changed your lighting or checked your chemistry?
 
It's been my experience that coralline can die off with lighting changes.
 
Besides asterina stars, what other inverts should I watch our for that eat coralline? Noticed some of it vanishing and turning white and would like to know if there are any other things I should keep an eye out for. Thanks in advance
Check ur mag
 
Yea it grows back, ive had coralline bleach encrust bleach encrust over and over again. Came to a point were some spots started plating
Well that's good news! I like coralline alot, I don't know why.
 
Well that's good news! I like coralline alot, I don't know why.
Yea give it a while and youll hate it as much as i do. Dont get me wrong the purple red and green rocks are the look i like but it reaches a point were stuff stops working and breaking . constant scraping and vinigar bathing are sometimes a pain
 

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