Sick coral! Help needed please

[Angelfish1]

Any suggestions. Water quality seems normal and regular water changes. I’ve had this frag in my aquarium for 3 years and doing fine until last week it started deteriorating. I’ve ordered some Koral MD and it should arrive soon for a dip. I’m looking for help to save this before it’s a total loss. All other corals seem to be just fine and healthy.

 

[DirectCherry]

Bump

 

[Lavey29]

I would suggest a dip for bacteria infection such as iodine or that Kung fu blend.

 

[Mr. Wiggles]

Could you let us know your water parameters?

Also, that doesn’t look like fresh skeleton under there. How fast has it been receding?

 

[vetteguy53081]

Any suggestions. Water quality seems normal and regular water changes. I’ve had this frag in my aquarium for 3 years and doing fine until last week it started deteriorating. I’ve ordered some Koral MD and it should arrive soon for a dip. I’m looking for help to save this before it’s a total loss. All other corals seem to be just fine and healthy.

The appearance of feeders are a good sign but tissue loss is likely due to possible (things to check):

Irritation from sand
Hunger (feed mysis shrimp 2-3X a week)
Elevated alk
Lack of moderate light and even flow
High phosphate levels
Low salinity

 

[Angelfish1]

Any suggestions. Water quality seems normal and regular water changes. I’ve had this frag in my aquarium for 3 years and doing fine until last week it started deteriorating. I’ve ordered some Koral MD and it should arrive soon for a dip. I’m looking for help to save this before it’s a total loss. All other corals seem to be just fine and healthy.

 

[Angelfish1]

Sal
34.2ppm
NH3 NH4+
.25ppm
No2-
0ppm
No3-
20ppm

After testing the water I see how far water is outside the perimeters . So I am doing a major water change.