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More curious how much was paid for each .I'm pretty sure both of the corals are dead. All that is left is dead skeleton. How long have you had them?
My husband brought them home with some live rock. I sent him to the store haha.About a week nowI'm pretty sure both of the corals are dead. All that is left is dead skeleton. How long have you had them?
This is poly bailout and tissue is gone. Likely from too much flow, hi calcium or alk.
This is poly bailout and tissue is gone. Likely from too much flow, hi calcium or alk.
I figured but was not sure since I am still new to all this. I wasn’t planning on doing live coral just fish. I wanted a little live rock.. he said it looked cool and was in the live rock tank so he grabbed it. Is it ok to keep in a tank? Or should I toss itSadly . They are dead skeleton .
Keep it if you want .I figured but was not sure since I am still new to all this. I wasn’t planning on doing live coral just fish. I wanted a little live rock.. he said it looked cool and was in the live rock tank so he grabbed it. Is it ok to keep in a tank? Or should I toss it
Keep it and see if you get lucky. I’m even a peek of green offers hope although looks like pure skeletonI figured but was not sure since I am still new to all this. I wasn’t planning on doing live coral just fish. I wanted a little live rock.. he said it looked cool and was in the live rock tank so he grabbed it. Is it ok to keep in a tank? Or should I toss it
What was the mistakeKeep it if you want .
essentially it’s the same carbonate structure
It won’t stay white for long . But I agree . They do look cool
As I mentioned above . I had a tank filled with corals crash a few years ago from one simple mistake on my behalf .
I kept all these skeletons as decorations , but also to remind me of what takes forever to grow can be gone in minutes .
Do you have something besides live rock in your tank? Or are you meaning you were getting some real, wet live rock to seed your dry rock?My husband brought them home with some live rock. I sent him to the store haha.About a week now
This is poly bailout and tissue is gone. Likely from too much flow, hi calcium or alk.
Calcium below 400 has an adverse effect on euphyllia. Since they are a large polyp stony coral, calcium and alkalinity are two very important water parameters that will affect the growth of your coral. This coral will start to die off if the calcium levels are too low. A calcium level of about 400 ppm is just right.I doubt calcium had anything to do with it. I've seen plenty of corals (including acropora) at 800ppm in a tank without issues. I also have had my calcium 600+ ppm by accident before. Do you have a reference that discusses calcium toxicity?