Wellso has exposed skeleton

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Holy moly! That's a first for me!
 
Should I do anything with the hole?
 
Nice bro. Mine would not come out with dip I had to use tweezers. It drilled down deep in the elegance and the elegance didn't survive, but I caught it early on the edge of the welso just like yours and it survived, it's been over a year now. Good job reaching out to the best reef forum ever lol. We are always here to help, it should do fine on its own but it's been through a lot amino acids to make it feel comfortable might help a little
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Nice bro. Mine would not come out with dip I had to use tweezers. It drilled down deep in the elegance and the elegance didn't survive, but I caught it early on the edge of the welso just like yours and it survived, it's been over a year now. Good job reaching out to the best reef forum ever lol. We are always here to help, it should do fine on its own but it's been through a lot amino acids to make it feel comfortable might help a little
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Nice tank!
 
Really nice tank!

Thanks again for the help. This is a great resource. It’s my first saltwater tank and I just filled it in July. Every issue I have is new to me so this forum is really valuable. I never would have looked for a crab and probably lost the coral. Hopefully now it will pull through.
 
That’s pretty crazy! Do you think the other hump to the left is another one the is under the tissue?
 
I see other bumps of a sort. Could those be more? very good find !
 
It’s not looking very good. Lost a lot of color from one side...
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It’s not looking very good. Lost a lot of color from one side...
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Honestly it doesn't look to bad for what it went through. Keep things stable and I bet that coral will look amazing in a few months. Give it time.
 
Thanks. I hope so. any idea why it has the algae/slime strings. Just stress?
 
Did you did in anything when you had it out? I have a lobo I’ve been trying a recovery with and I learned on the first dip to nor use freshwater. It got all slimy like that, with tank want it doesn’t get slimy.
 

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