Goniopora Rescue

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Hello
What are your thoughts about rescuing this guy
I bought this for free from my LFS , i fed him with reefroids , placed him at sandbed with strong flow

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That’s all you can do, it’s hard to say whether it will recover or not once it starts receding. They are pretty finicky. You could try moderate flow if the polyps aren’t extending.
 
Moderate light and flow would be better and assure you water quality is optimal.
Feed 2-3X per week.

salinity range 1.024-1.026
Temp 77-79
ph 8.0-8.3
 
That’s all you can do, it’s hard to say whether it will recover or not once it starts receding. They are pretty finicky. You could try moderate flow if the polyps aren’t extending.
i moved him to a lover flow area
 
For me feeding was the key to revive them, but create a space between feeding so they can "poop"
 

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