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dangTook me a while to find which one you meant. It looks like its one it way out except for that tiny piece of flesh, but it looks a bit too late to turn it around.
It's a glitterbombSorry bub, its a goner. Gonis are a PITA. I've had about 75% success rate with the more exotic ones. What kind was it?
I have, but I think this one is done =/have you tried feeding her? I use reef roids.
I'm having a real hard time with them recently as well. I'm currently 1 for 3 on my last glitterbombs(if this one doesnt die). Sucks hard dude. They're my single favorite and I just want a small colony in my tank!I have, but I think this one is done =/
Yes, I think mine died cause of the cyanobacteria, I also have an amazeballs that is doing well so far.I'm having a real hard time with them recently as well. I'm currently 1 for 3 on my last glitterbombs(if this one doesnt die). Sucks hard dude. They're my single favorite and I just want a small colony in my tank!
why do you think thatYes, I think mine died cause of the cyanobacteria, I also have an amazeballs that is doing well so far.
Cause the cyano had it covered so it was closed up, I blew it off but it never opened up againwhy do you think that
There's not really a lot that you can do at this point. It's probably toast but you never know...Looks like it's still alive, any advice? Looks like some coralline has grown on it? Should I leave it alone?
Well before it looked dead but now it seems like the polyps are starting to extend again. My question is should I try to frag it? Like the part that is still aliveThere's not really a lot that you can do at this point. It's probably toast but you never know...
It's a catch-22, especially if it is recovering slightly. Myself, I'd be inclined to not stress it further (at least for a little while, anyway), but ultimately you probably have a better vantage point to observe how it's actually doing.Well before it looked dead but now it seems like the polyps are starting to extend again. My question is should I try to frag it? Like the part that is still alive
Thanks, I'll leave it aloneIt's a catch-22, especially if it is recovering slightly. Myself, I'd be inclined to not stress it further (at least for a little while, anyway), but ultimately you probably have a better vantage point to observe how it's actually doing.
I had four small goniopora frags and one colony that weren't doing great, One looked similar to yours does now, and despite a bit of color/flesh I finally threw in the the towel after a month. I moved the colony and it's done a 180, one of the frags has totally perked back up and the others are doing well - but the two remaining have developed some black spots just along the edges of the skeleton (not sure if they're long for this world or not, either).Thanks, I'll leave it alone
you moved it to a new tank?I had four small goniopora frags and one colony that weren't doing great, One looked similar to yours does now, and despite a bit of color/flesh I finally threw in the the towel after a month. I moved the colony and it's done a 180, one of the frags has totally perked back up and the others are doing well - but the two remaining have developed some black spots just along the edges of the skeleton (not sure if they're long for this world or not, either).
My biggest challenge is keeping them upright as some of the reef life is determined to keep knocking them unglued...
ya mine was healthy to start but seemed to go downhill after cyanoOne was given to me free that looks like yours. Initially one polyp tucked away, now extends slightly after a month or so. Id leave it alone too. Seems to be recovering on its own. The stress or fragging it might be too much.