Dunken

[Clementskimberly3]

One of the dunken heads is a skeleton. Should it be cut off? Everyone just fed so the heads closed after eating.

 

[Baldyreef]

which head is the one with no tissue? they all seem have tissue?

 

[Clementskimberly3]

It is in the back. I just fed the tank and the clowns bite so Im not going in right now. It is totally white with no flesh.

 

[Clementskimberly3]

Also my water parameters are just fine.

 

[Baldyreef]

It is in the back. I just fed the tank and the clowns bite so Im not going in right now. It is totally white with no flesh.

do you know or have any clues of cause of the heads death?

 

[Baldyreef]

the dead head wont grow back so its really up to you if you want to cut it off or not

 

[Clementskimberly3]

do you know or have any clues of cause of the heads death?

No. I do not know. It has grown a head since I got it so I am happy with it. The clowns have made it a home along with a neighboring 2 headed dunken.

 

[Baldyreef]

No. I do not know. It has grown a head since I got it so I am happy with it. The clowns have made it a home along with a neighboring 2 headed dunken.

well if it's doing good then probably not diseased colony, so like I said earlier it really comes down to personal preference

 

[Mr. Mojo Rising]

I ask why cut it off? Its not bothering anything. Pulling the coral out of the tank is stressful, cutting it is stressful, and its possible to accidentally cause it harm.

 

[Clementskimberly3]

Thank you everyone!!

 

[KrisReef]

Those heads look extra-closed up, ime. I think you might want to cut back on target feeding.
The clownfish swimming in this colony may also be stressing it, but too much food isn't not healthy for these things.

Yeah, I might reach in with a bone cutter and nip the dead branch off if it bothered me. It's not likely to comeback from the dead, but there could be new growth that appears on the dead branch, a rare occurance but not unseen.