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Hi folks.
Does my War Coral look dead?
It was given to me by a friend who shut his tank down.
I don't see any green mouths.
Should I wait it out before removing it to see if it recovers?
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Thanks for any help.
 
Hi folks.
Does my War Coral look dead?
It was given to me by a friend who shut his tank down.
I don't see any green mouths.
Should I wait it out before removing it to see if it recovers?
20190713_130707.jpg


Thanks for any help.
If it's not white then it isn't dead. Dead shows bone. Leave it in and watch it. Lower light.

About the mouths. Get up in the middle of the night and use your flashlight to look at it. You may see sweepers. Sweepers are a good sign.
 
If it's not white then it isn't dead. Dead shows bone. Leave it in and watch it. Lower light.

About the mouths. Get up in the middle of the night and use your flashlight to look at it. You may see sweepers. Sweepers are a good sign.

Thank you Saintnovakai.
I was hoping there was a chance it was ok.
I'll definitely do that.
 

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