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.
 
It's been my experience that coralline can die off with lighting changes.
Well I hope that's what it is. Did it grow back for you?
 
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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