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Ok I will give it a chanceFrag it? Looks like its pretty much toast. . . however. . . . Many of us have seen coral go to skeleton and come back after a couple of months. Blow off with a turkey baster and keep in path of moderate flow and maintain Good water quality and you never know
Theyre not big on bright light intensity and ph range of 8.0-8.2 is desiredOk I will give it a chance
Any other advice is still welcomed!!
How would I go about fragging it if that is the best option?War corals are super hardy. Find living tissue and frag a small piece. the fact that it glows under blues tells me it’s still has a chance. I’ve had a few set backs with moves, but have never had a total loss and still have all the original corals I started with.
Bone cutters (made for frags) and cut out live sectionHow would I go about fragging it if that is the best option?
If he is incrested to the glass bottom how do I get him off??Bone cutters (made for frags) and cut out live section
if stuck on glass bottom, careful scrape it loose with old credit cardIf he is interested to the glass bottom how do I get him off??
Ok thx I might bring him to a guy locally that will frag him for me. I need to get a CUC anyway so I can that tooYep, just scrape him right off the bottom, frag a clean living piece, glue him to a plug. swap some h2o2 with a qtip around cut edges only, put in a high flow area preferably with the same light intensity. Good luck!