Pineapple brain tissue dying at bottom. Help

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What's wrong? Is it coz of flow? I did a 3days dar k method,and this is happening. Plz help
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What's wrong? Is it coz of flow? I did a 3days dar k method,and this is happening. Plz help
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What are your water parameters?
Phosphate?
Nitrate?
Alk?
Salinity?
Temp?

And, I'm assuming you had something like cyano to have reason for a blackout... if you did not perform a large water change after the black out that could be a BIG issue right there.
 
What are your water parameters?
Phosphate?
Nitrate?
Alk?
Salinity?
Temp?

And, I'm assuming you had something like cyano to have reason for a blackout... if you did not perform a large water change after the black out that could be a BIG issue right there.
Yea, IV not done wc. But other corals look better
 
Alk redsea is pathetic, rest all parameters are in range
 
I don't have personal experience with this type of coral but my guess is the sand is agitating the tissue. Put it on a plate or flat rock
 
is the flesh white, or is there exposed skeleton?
Flesh white.but it's healing now. I guess it was the high flow, as I had added a pump there as y rw15 failed. I shifted it and it has started healing. Secondly since during the 3 days dark cycle, I dint add alk or cal. So maybe its coz of that.
 

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