HAMMER CORAL EMERGECY!!!?

[Feeshrfriendsnotfood]

So I just bought a green hammer coral about a week ago I noticed it wasn’t doing well in it’s temporary location and tried relocating it but the polyps ejected from the skeleton what can and should I do?

 

[GlassMunky]

It’s dead. Nothing you can do.
Sorry

 

[jassermd]

Sorry about your loss! Complete polyp bailout... it's a gonner.

 

[fishfoo]

It’s dead

 

[Duffer]

unfortunately that coral is dead...once that skeleton shows where there is nothing left to it, it will not come back..

 

[Feeshrfriendsnotfood]

Ok thanks… what might have caused this? My parameters have be stable for ages sure my ph is a little low but my other stoneys are thriving was it maybe not getting enough light?

 

[Oldreefer44]

Regardless of the stability, IMO, one or more of your parameters are likely off. Would help to see a picture of one of your thriving stoney's, a larger shot of the tank in general, what your parameters are and what test kits you are using.

 

[Feeshrfriendsnotfood]

Regardless of the stability, IMO, one or more of your parameters are likely off. Would help to see a picture of one of your thriving stoney's, a larger shot of the tank in general, what your parameters are and what test kits you are using.

I know it doesn’t look good but when I got that guy a 3 months ago it was a half dead freebie still missing two polyps from the original but it’s getting stronger every day

 

[Shirak]

What light is that? I think that is a major issue there. Very subpar light and way too dim.
Sorry about your hammer bailout but the other LPS is not thriving either. I would say it's hanging on but that's about it for 3 months in your tank. What are your tank parameters?