Damaged Flowerpot Coral

joepluggs

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I got a bright pink flowerpot coral with yellow centers about 2 months and it has been doing great. The other morning I come in and it has fallen on top of my frogspawn. It's been 2 days and it isn't looking to good, only halve of the polyps are out, but just barely. I've read that once they have been damaged it pretty much means they're a goner. I sure hope that isn't the case because this is my favorite coral. Have any of you had any experience with these corals? Is there anything I can do to help it's chances of survival?

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I have this same coral. It is such a slow grower and is very sensitive to changes. If I were you I would move it to a safe, low flow, low light location. Somewhere that hermits and the likes can't crawl on it or bump it off. GL, and keep us updated.
 

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You say it fell on top of a frogspawn?
I always thought they did better on sand.
 

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