Should I worry

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As you can see the skeleton is showing a little at night but during the day it's covered but that area is lighter. You can see it a little in this pic. I'll get another when it's full after the lights come on.
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As you can see the skeleton is showing a little at night but during the day it's covered but that area is lighter. You can see it a little in this pic. I'll get another when it's full after the lights come on.
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Parameters?
Flow and lighting?
Any pest in your tank?
 
Parameters?
Flow and lighting?
Any pest in your tank?

10/12
pH 8.2
Nitrite 0
Nitrate 10
Alkalinity 9.6
Magnesium 1280
Calcium 410

It's been pretty stable at that since June and sitting in the same place getting the same Flow.

This happened after i had to remove the rock it was on because it was getting covered by anthelia. But I put it right back in the same place after removing it.
 
It's not looking good. I've tried the KFC dip, iodine and Restore.
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It's not looking good. I've tried the KFC dip, iodine and Restore.
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Do you feed this guy?

What is the dead coral at 1:00? What happened there ? (Or is it just a rock?)
 
Get it out of the sand. Put it on a short coral riser.

Is it on a plug or not? I can give suggestions based on either either situation. I also can recommend a product to heal it

Here are my before and after. Lobo attack on my scoly

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It is not on a plug and I'll hit it with some reef roids once in a while but that's it.
 
It is not on a plug and I'll hit it with some reef roids once in a while but that's it.
Can you put it on a ceramic tile

And feed it mysis, you can soak it in Restor and kr might help it heal faster.

I find “large mouth” corals do better with slightly larger, meaty food.
 
Can you put it on a ceramic tile

And feed it mysis, you can soak it in Restor and kr might help it heal faster.

I find “large mouth” corals do better with slightly larger, meaty food.
I might not have a good size of ceramic plug to sit it on but I can put it on a rock by itself.
 
I ordered some 3" disc's from BRS. Should be here in a few days
 
Frag tiles showed up and now it'd dead.
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