Favia coral . Is it dead?

[SouL_Shaker]

MG 1350
CA 450
KH 8.2
NO3 1
PO4 0

I wonder if it was dead. I fed him last night.

 

[hybridazn]

I dont think its dead, what makes you think it is?

 

[SouL_Shaker]

I dont think its dead, what makes you think it is?

Some parts have been black.

 

[hybridazn]

Its hard to tell by the pics because they are kind of dark but I can see lots of healthy, living tissue. Can we get s brighter pic to really see?

 

[SouL_Shaker]

Its hard to tell by the pics because they are kind of dark but I can see lots of healthy, living tissue. Can we get s brighter pic to really see?

There it is

 

[Tahoe61]

It looks fine to me. Favids are not usually all one uniform color.

 

[nitroleviathan]

If it is dead or dying you can see the skeleton

 

[SouL_Shaker]

If it is dead or dying you can see the skeleton

What happened to black parts ?

 

[hybridazn]

That is probably just the color the favia will show in that part.

 

[SouL_Shaker]

That is probably just the color the favia will show in that part.

Favia used to look like normal before I fed it.

I regret I presented coral nutrient.

 

[richard.oberholzer.923]

Did you have the food fall on top of the coral like a blanket? .If so blow it off it can burn corals in concentration. Happened to my brain coral and trumpet using reef snow.

 

[SouL_Shaker]

Did you have the food fall on top of the coral like a blanket? .If so blow it off it can burn corals in concentration. Happened to my brain coral and trumpet using reef snow.

Oh my god! Yes!

 

[SouL_Shaker]

Did you have the food fall on top of the coral like a blanket? .If so blow it off it can burn corals in concentration. Happened to my brain coral and trumpet using reef snow.

Coral feeding effected my some corals!

 

[richard.oberholzer.923]

Don't worry, blow it off and they should survive. Stay about 3 to 4 inches away when feeding. I do a broad spectrum feeding for that reason.