Will coral polyps grow back after bailout?

[gordoncheers]

As the title mentioned.

 

[jaypladook]

My personal experience is NO maybe my tank (1.5 yo mixed) is not good enough for the miracle to happen. But seen people saying that some LPS might grow back so don't throw away the skeleton just yet ;)

 

[MossyFroggyLove]

I dont know. About 2 weeks ago, one of my acan polyp bailed out (if thats the right word) and until now it is very much surviving. It's got good colour, it eats. But, Idk about growing/reproducing/multiplying. All I know is that if a coral polyp bailout and you want it to survive, it's a lot of maintanence, because water flow/tank inhabitants can disturb it and the polyp is already stressed out. I only have one animal that moves around a lot, that is a hermit crab, so my coral polyp is safe. I just put it in a low flow enviroment.

 

[AmateurAlchemist]

I've had polyps bailout and re-establish elsewhere but never seen a bare skeleton regrow.

 

[gbroadbridge]

As the title mentioned.

I've seen all sorts of dead coral miraculously regrow some years later.