Snozzle berry acropora.

[Zbass]

After a week and a half I thought this acro was dead but now I see two lime green polyps popping out. is that how they normally come out when they are introduced to a new tank due to stress?

 

[Tahoe61]

No. An image under white lighting would help to clarify.

 

[Zbass]

No. An image under white lighting would help to clarify.

 

[Tahoe61]

Unfortunately the frag looks like it's on it's last leg. I see some tissue, but mostly skeleton. I would just wait and watch.

 

[Zbass]

how long tell something like that can recover if it recovers?

 

[littlebeard]

If it survives it will regrow from the remaining polpys usually. Example, while out for a work trip this summer my wife wiped out 95% of my tank. Below this guy barely survived on a few polyps, and has regrown since mid August slowly "basing" down the dead skeleton.

Your tank looks fairly new from the screenshot. How long has it been running?

 

[Zbass]

If it survives it will regrow from the remaining polpys usually. Example, while out for a work trip this summer my wife wiped out 95% of my tank. Below this guy barely survived on a few polyps, and has regrown since mid August slowly "basing" down the dead skeleton.

Your tank looks fairly new from the screenshot. How long has it been running?

4 months. No fish yet. All of my other coral are doing great. This coral came in looking like that with out any green on it. This is the best it’s looked yet.