Let's do some coral rescue, shall we?!

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Shout out to Aquarium City for this freebie... If I am successful in recovering this thing, I will periodically upload pictures of my progress. Let's see what we can do with it.... Wish me luck.
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Good luck , i'v just picked up a load of dieing corals so I'm doing exactly the same thing ;Wideyed
 
Are you doing anything special for the coral to help in its recovery ,, food,, lighting or something else that I am not thinking about :)

Not really, this is a wait and see game at this point. When dendros die they leave a tiny bit of flesh behind that sometimes turns into micro polyps. I just have to wait until that happens, so I can start feeding it. For now I left it in my sump so it gets a lot of flow but that is about it. I might throw it into a small cup and add some oyster feast in a few days. I'll try to take pictures as often as I can to track the progress.
 
Not really, this is a wait and see game at this point. When dendros die they leave a tiny bit of flesh behind that sometimes turns into micro polyps. I just have to wait until that happens, so I can start feeding it. For now I left it in my sump so it gets a lot of flow but that is about it. I might throw it into a small cup and add some oyster feast in a few days. I'll try to take pictures as often as I can to track the progress.

Let me know if you start target feeding Oyster-Feast! Following.

Chad
 
Following. I am trying to nurse my three hydnophoras back from what seemed like certain death. I am currently trying a reduced light intensity compared to what they had before they got messed up. I also dose aminos at night with the return pump off. This and the iodine dip seems to be making a difference but they are still in really bad shape for the most part. And of course water changes. Maybe these would work for you corals?
 

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