Symphyllia Wilsoni Care Question

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Hello All,

I recently purchases a symphyllia wilsoni.
I realized that I am seeing edge of the coral with some skeleton shown.
These little zigsaw looking small skeletons are about to fall apart with bits of coral skin attached.
Will skeleton regrow and covered with new skins?

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Looks like tissue recession and the coral looks a little bleached. It definitely can recover. Lower light and low to medium indirect flow with occasional feedings do well for that coral.
 
Hello,

Thanks for your help.
Should I remove skeletons that are about to fall apart?

Also, how long does it usually take for coral to regrow its new skeleton?
 
Hello,

Thanks for your help.
Should I remove skeletons that are about to fall apart?

Also, how long does it usually take for coral to regrow its new skeleton?

Any update on your wilsoni?
 

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