Why is my Kenya tree dying?

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It's been doing good for a year in my 55g coral only till I put in a 150g reef with the same water parameters?
 
Something changed. Whats different, those things are bullet proof.
 
I thought the same, I clipped it after it not opening for at least a month,,, just decaying and the clippings,,,,,, nothing. I've put them in a different tank, still nothing?
The best part is I clipped it maybe 7-8 months ago and the little frags grew and still are while the mother is withering away???
 
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You clip it in the tank? They release toxins into the water column, that attack other corals. Could be a possibility.
 
I thought the same, I clipped it after it not opening for at least a month,,, just decaying and the clippings,,,,,, nothing. I've put them in a different tank, still nothing?
The best part is I clipped it maybe 7-8 months ago and the little frags grew and still are while the mother is withering away???
Did you clip it in the tank?
 
I would try iodine dip for 10 min. then place higher up for more light and give it more flow. then leave it alone, for a while.
 
I'll give that a try.
And no I don't frag, clip in my DT, that's just mad
 

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