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Chad
How's it doing now?Sad news my friends and fellow reefers following along,
Due to my melanarus wrasse being a fat pig he tried to steal what was left of some reef roids in the scolys mouth and actually broke its mouth so its been a significant set back. The coral is not dead yet but definitely not doing as well as it had been previous to this incident.
For it to deteriorate that fast in only one spot id probably say fish or hermits are the culprit but you never knowWell I woke up yesterday morning to find this one a little trashed in part of one side. :/ Any ideas what could have caused it? I put a little egg crate box over it in case a fish started nibbling. Nothing has changed in my tank (no fish added, no parameter shifts, no new equipment), and it hasn't moved from the spot it healed up so fast. Here's a pic from this morning.
How's it doing now?
Yeah, that's it. I made a makeshift egg crate box held to the glass with a magnifloat to keep it suspended, and it started healing up right away. I still don't know who the culprit is though. >For it to deteriorate that fast in only one spot id probably say fish or hermits are the culprit but you never know
Awesome recovery. Do you use any type of bacterial dip like furan 2 or doxy. Might help fight off infections.
Yeah, that's it. I made a makeshift egg crate box held to the glass with a magnifloat to keep it suspended, and it started healing up right away. I still don't know who the culprit is though. :mad:
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Similar to acans. Medium light around 50-100 par and medium flow seems to work well. They’re not too picky though.
Also wanted to say, great peice! I nearly lost a scoly while I was still figuring out my dosing schedule with two part and nopox. I kept dipping and clearing it of detritus and dead tissue then finally once conditions improved it made a full recovery - I was quite surprised! Very durable animals, don’t give up on them. Since then I’ve started collecting more. I have a pink, green and an ultra Aussie orange/yellow/pink/green one. Wanting to get a blue variant next
How often did you feed it? And how often did you dip? Planning on feeding every other day?
I have been removing it from the tank and target feeding it every day that i can, dipping it once a week to help it fight off any sort of infections.
With my work schedule ive been feeding it two days on and one day off
Recovery is slow but hopefully will continue in the right path