White spots on Favia

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Just going through some old posts and it's funny to see how much more I know now in such a short time. Can't imagine what i will know in another year. Anyways, thanks everyone for your help with this coral. I dipped it almost a year ago and it is going strong ever since. Here is a shot from today. It is healthy, happy, grown a few smaller heads and eating like a champ.
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Just going through some old posts and it's funny to see how much more I know now in such a short time. Can't imagine what i will know in another year. Anyways, thanks everyone for your help with this coral. I dipped it almost a year ago and it is going strong ever since. Here is a shot from today. It is healthy, happy, grown a few smaller heads and eating like a champ.
58ef85a6c58ab91e6ad8bfe3ea311dac.jpg


Thank you for following up on this! I have two frags that have white spots on them in my frag qt tank now.

I bayer dipped after I received the shipment last week but haven't done a coral rx dip yet.

Going to dip all of them tomorrow.
 

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