Monti problems help.

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So I raised this month up and is now bleaching or something is going on. Should I frag the healthiest parts or try to let it recover?

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I've had this happen, they can come back and regrow all the lost spots. I wouldn't bother to frag.
Mine has done this when my nutrients are too low for too long. Getting nutrients back up always helps me.

I suppose maybe you could have a monti-eating nudibranch but I don't think they end up causing the whole thing to lose color like that.
 
I've had this happen, they can come back and regrow all the lost spots. I wouldn't bother to frag.
Mine has done this when my nutrients are too low for too long. Getting nutrients back up always helps me.

I suppose maybe you could have a monti-eating nudibranch but I don't think they end up causing the whole thing to lose color like that.
My nutrients did bottom. Makes sense.
 

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