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So my little guy here started receding and I thought it was too much light. I did just get it and had it in its spot maybe a couple days. So 8 moved it and it seams like it's still receding...I attached what my parameters where as of yesterday.
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Where in the tank is it? Sandbed would be best bet if it isnt already there they prefer low light and low to moderate flow. Parameters seem ok
 
I have it in the bed now kind of in a shadow. It was 4 inches off the bed before. It's a biocube that this its in.
 
My dragon soul favia looked like that after a run-in with a ricordea .
I agree. If its close to another coral it's likely getting stung, hence recession on only one side
 
I agree. If its close to another coral it's likely getting stung, hence recession on only one side
Agreed. Other than that one side, the frag actually looks pretty good .
 
There was a hammer about 6 inches away and a trumpet 3 or 4 inches from it
 
Maybe the hammer got it. I'll have to keep a eye on it. I thought it was far enough away.
 
Maybe the hammer got it. I'll have to keep a eye on it. I thought it was far enough away.
How much was the hammer inflating? My hammer got hold of it's green birdsnest neighbor and put a whoopin' on him! Lol
 
Lol. That's no good. And I dont think it was him. He is up hill at least 6 inches. And he is pretty small still. 2 heads.
 
It looks to me like the tissue recession has stopped. I don't see any white skeleton that would indicate active recession .
 
It moved into the..mouth?...today. I think it is. Lol. I'm hoping it comes back. I really like this little guy.
 

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