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Hey guys! So a woke up today and saw that my Duncan coral who lost a few heads yesterday now has a white Cloudy thing airing it. I have no clue what it is. Can someone help me out

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Pic has too much blue But I would pull and dip in peroxide to clean it, then assure coral has moderate water flow and do feed it 203x per week. Additionally add iodine, strontium and potassium to water IF ,, , , , IF you do not do regular water changes. Salinity range- 1.025=1.026 and temp of 78-79 deg
 
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Pic has too much blue But I would pull and dip in peroxide to clean it, then assure coral has moderate water flow and do feed it 203x per week. Additionally add iodine, strontium and potassium to water IF ,, , , , IF you do not do regular water changes. Salinity range- 1.025=1.026 and temp of 78-79 deg
Thank you. Here is a better pic of the coral

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That looks bacterial, I believe the duncan is dying and bacteria is eating the rot. A peroxide or iodine dip could help but I would not recommend blindly dosing iodine, strontium and potassium without knowing if you need to raise those or not. Generally not needed if you do water changes and I think is unrelated to this issue.

Is the photo green because of back glass being covered in film algae or is your water not clear?
 

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That looks bacterial, I believe the duncan is dying and bacteria is eating the rot. A peroxide or iodine dip could help but I would not recommend blindly dosing iodine, strontium and potassium without knowing if you need to raise those or not. Generally not needed if you do water changes and I think is unrelated to this issue.

Is the photo green because of back glass being covered in film algae or is your water not clear?
That’s algae the water is clean. I did a water change 6 days ago
 

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