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Alright, when the lights are white today I'll snap a picIf you can get a photo with more white light we could give you a good diagnosis....at this point I can't see the edges of the missing tissue which is a telling sign to me.
Looks like something stung it, do you have any corals sorta close to this?Maybe a better picture
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No coral near it. I have a cleaner shrimp and a pistol. And two hermit crabs.
Yeah my pistol and goby move sand pretty regularly. This favia rarely ever gets any sand on him though. You're thinking sand got on him and did this?
I suppose that is a possibility. I left for a couple hours, and came back to find that. I've had a peppermint shrimp tear into one of my favias before, thought maybe that was what happened.Chemistry is in line? No possibility that a piece of salt creep landed on the coral?
Understandable. He's pretty tough though, I don't think sand could have done it.I've seen it happen before. It was just a thought of course.
Could be, has the tissue loss stopped? Ive had all types of critters/worms eat a hole in a favia to call it home lol. Yours doesnt look bad either, looks like its going to heal fine if you ask me. If the recession continues, id try to give it a dip and move itI suppose that is a possibility. I left for a couple hours, and came back to find that. I've had a peppermint shrimp tear into one of my favias before, thought maybe that was what happened.
Alright, I'll keep an eye on it. Thanks everyoneCould be, has the tissue loss stopped? Ive had all types of critters/worms eat a hole in a favia to call it home lol. Yours doesnt look bad either, looks like its going to heal fine if you ask me. If the recession continues, id try to give it a dip and move it