Lobophyllia Flipped Over Onto Gonioporia?

[Brit’s Fish]

Ugh... came home today to find my large Lobo somehow flipped over onto my Goniopora? I’m not even sure how this happened or how long they were like this but it looks like it’s been a while. I do have a very guilty looking Sand Sifting Starfish, but I don’t know if he could have done it.
Obviously, they’re separated now but is there anything I should do?
The Lobo looks like nothing even happened, the Goni looks like the large portion that was touching the Lobo is probably beyond saving at the moment. The polyps retracted, so maybe they’ll survive but the tissue on the skeleton is definitely burned.
Any suggestions, condolences, similar experience stories welcome! Bleh... sad day for my Goni... of course it’s my fave in the tank too!

 

[living_tribunal]

Ugh... came home today to find my large Lobo somehow flipped over onto my Goniopora? I’m not even sure how this happened or how long they were like this but it looks like it’s been a while. I do have a very guilty looking Sand Sifting Starfish, but I don’t know if he could have done it.
Obviously, they’re separated now but is there anything I should do?
The Lobo looks like nothing even happened, the Goni looks like the large portion that was touching the Lobo is probably beyond saving at the moment. The polyps retracted, so maybe they’ll survive but the tissue on the skeleton is definitely burned.
Any suggestions, condolences, similar experience stories welcome! Bleh... sad day for my Goni... of course it’s my fave in the tank too!

It will most likely be fine though. Once had a war coral burn two whole polyps off a bowerbanki, it rebounded somewhat quickly.

If you’re super concerned, give it a quick iodine dip.

 

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I would somewhat disagree as my lobo has damaged corals in close proximity multiple times. There's a good chance that the Goni might die in that one spot. Id watch it for brown jelly as goni's are really susceptible. It does look like there is some damage curently.

 

[Brit’s Fish]

I would somewhat disagree as my lobo has damaged corals in close proximity multiple times. There's a good chance that the Goni might die in that one spot. Id watch it for brown jelly as goni's are really susceptible. It does look like there is some damage curently.

I’m definitely going to keep an eye on it. If it looks really bad in the morning, I will definitely give it an iodine dip. What a bummer!

 

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I’m definitely going to keep an eye on it. If it looks really bad in the morning, I will definitely give it an iodine dip. What a bummer!

If it does get brown jelley act fast, If you need any advice dont be afraid to ask. I've battled brown jelly and so far I've been successful! The act sooner than later as brown jelley kills fast!