These corals dead?

[roggy23]

Looks dead to me but not sure if they come back?

 

[Saltyreef]

Those are beyond dead. So dead algae has grown over the skeletal structure.

 

[Gumbies R Us]

How long have they been like that?

 

[roggy23]

How long have they been like that?

1 month

 

[roggy23]

Those are beyond dead. So dead algae has grown over the skeletal structure.

What’s the move now? They are attached to the rocks

 

[roggy23]

Those are beyond dead. So dead algae has grown over the skeletal structure.

What’s the move now? They are attached to
The rocks

 

[troublemaker]

Those are no longer coral, they are now live rock.

 

[Saltyreef]

What’s the move now? They are attached to
The rocks

Leave em or chuck em.
Get your water parameters and algae under control.

 

[Gumbies R Us]

1 month

Yeah, I would get rid of them. You can use a razerblade to get them off of the rock

How is the rest of your tank's livestock doing?

 

[roggy23]

Yeah, I would get rid of them. You can use a razerblade to get them off of the rock

How is the rest of your tank's livestock doing?

Gonis are ok, GSP thriving, palys ok I don’t have much trying to get tank in order before I get corals

 

[bkwonnn]

I’m sorry for your loss

 

[Krux]

You can just smack them towards the base with something hard and they should break off. I like the handle of a decent sized screwdriver pesonally

 

[roggy23]

You can just smack them towards the base with something hard and they should break off. I like the handle of a decent sized screwdriver pesonally

I did this thanks

 

[roggy23]

Leave em or chuck em.
Get your water parameters and algae under control.

Any way to get algae in order? I know this could be long answer

 

[Saltyreef]

Any way to get algae in order? I know this could be long answer

do you know your nutrient levels? It all starts with your nutrient export and manual removal. After that theres other means that will help but i cant give much more advice without knowing the larger picture of your husbandry routine.

 

[roggy23]

do you know your nutrient levels? It all starts with your nutrient export and manual removal. After that theres other means that will help but i cant give much more advice without knowing the larger picture of your husbandry routine.

Nitrates 5 po4 .1

 

[mcarroll]

As long as nutrient levels aren't too low, you can expect something else (better) to grow in this algae's place. Your levels are already low enough....nitrates on the verge of too low.

First things first: Manual removal (by you) and...
Second: ....upgrading your cleanup crew to make sure your cleaning stays clean.

Do you know what happened to make the coral and algae like it is now?