I hate when that happens
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It's all looking great....then it's gone.I hate when that happens



It does look gone.One of my acros doesn’t seem to have polyps anymore, but it’s hard for me to tell because they are so small and my eyes suck. But even their pictures are throwing me for a loop. Just want the experts help. I don’t want to pull it if it’s still alive. It is still fluorescent under blues but even that’s hard to tell.
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No it was still in the waterSo the original was taken out of water?
That’s deader than dead.One of my acros doesn’t seem to have polyps anymore, but it’s hard for me to tell because they are so small and my eyes suck. But even their pictures are throwing me for a loop. Just want the experts help. I don’t want to pull it if it’s still alive. It is still fluorescent under blues but even that’s hard to tell.
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YES!!!! I thought I had completely bleached a leptoseris....1 year later started growing again, but a different color. It is now about 1/2 inchLike others have said some times corals just don't make it.
I would just leave it and see what it does. I have had some recover and others not in an otherwise healthy system.
Well right, but that one has tissue on it.I thought this Acro was toast when it arrived. It has made a nice comeback since.
July 29th
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Pic today
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Oh yes....... that coral was way dead for sure.Well right, but that one has tissue on it.
Everyone who keeps SPS treats this as normal. It goes into temporary revolt until it realizes "Oh, this tank isn't so bad" and then starts growing again.
The example coral just flat out left the building and nothing is bringing it back.
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