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I picked up these new frags from a local reef keeper. For one I think I banded the toadstool too tight, I have fixed the rubber band but as you can see it doesn’t look great should I trim it up? Also one of the branches on some sinularia the end is black and rotted I would say a little am I supposed to cut that off it was hard to get a picture I will try when white lights come on. Thank you for the input all were dipped with coral rx pro before adding to my tank

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I picked up these new frags from a local reef keeper. For one I think I banded the toadstool too tight, I have fixed the rubber band but as you can see it doesn’t look great should I trim it up? Also one of the branches on some sinularia the end is black and rotted I would say a little am I supposed to cut that off it was hard to get a picture I will try when white lights come on. Thank you for the input all were dipped with coral rx pro before adding to my tank

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My apologies I didn’t realize how bad the pictures were I will post good ones in a few minutes
 
Try to get some photos in white light :)
 
Here’s some better photos, you can see the spot on the toadstool, the sinularia I got a decent picture of the blackish tip I’m talking about and then also any input on the sponges thinking about leaving the red one getting rid of the “blueish purple” one
 

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Try to get some photos in white light :)
Here’s some photos this morning, should I trim the bad stuff off both of these, they were fragged Tuesday today saturday
 

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I would leave them be, they are already stressed.
Ok, so there’s still a chance they take? Any thing I should be doing daily with them or how often I should check if they are attached… I added them to better light
 

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