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So I posted a week or two ago about my Goni looking like this after getting stung by torch coral
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It has since gotten worse and now looks like this
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I moved it into more flow but it’s getting worse and I really don’t want to lose it.. any ideas??
 
So I posted a week or two ago about my Goni looking like this after getting stung by torch coral
IMG_2865.JPG


It has since gotten worse and now looks like this
IMG_2980.JPG


I moved it into more flow but it’s getting worse and I really don’t want to lose it.. any ideas??
Man, gonis can be tricky. #reefsquad come help bc idk what to do
 
Maybe try an iodine based dip. Unfortunately it doesn't look good but as long as there's tissue there's hope.

Have no clue how to do that but I’ll attempt to get the products
 
Seachem reef dip is what I always had on hand. Mix with tank water in a bowl per instructions. Hope it pulls through.
I agree ^^^^^ seachem (brand) Reed dip, it is iodine based and will help. But you might want to out in a higher flow. But I would highly recommend you think about fragging the healthy parts you can and dip it again.
 
Water Parms are normal nothing out of the ordinary
 
My Goni is also having issues and has been for a few months. Recently I have seen some improvements after a 30 minute bath in seachem reef dip and feeding it fish eggs (I am using reef nutrition brand). So maybe a dip followed by feeding can help? Gonis react so dramatically to changes and seem to improve very slowly so my general advice is to keep hoping and go slow
 
Salinity is 1.024 nitrites 0 nitrates 5 or less ph 8.0-8.2 I haven’t fed the Goni because the food i use it doesn’t like i guess
 
I don’t exactly see it eat but PE improves after feedings
 
Looking at the pic looks like it’s getting tons of light even at the bottom of your tank. I bought a frag just like that from my local fish store and the owner said the biggest problem is people fry them with light. Mine sits in the bottom corner of my tank maybe 50 par and loves it. You should try a lower light part of tank
 

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