Coral balding?

rogergolf66

im an addict lol
I have a try color acro that was going great growing like crazy with awesome color then all of a sudden 3 or so days ago I noticed polyps not opening up and now there is not even holes for polyps to come out of? Try to get a pic but no luck. Any ideas what this could be?all other almost 90 sps doing fine. I have had this piece for about 6 months.

What can I do it anything?


Roger
 
Ok so update I order a watch makers 20x magnifier and looked over the entire coral and I see no bugs at all on this or even near it on the rock. Any other ideas? It got a little worse. Hopping it makes it but I don't think it will.its the only coral in the tank of about 90 corals that looks bad in anyway.

Any ideas on how to save this?
 
ok got some pictures dose anyone see anything on it? I don't

IMGP0032_zps3849ad7b.jpg

IMGP0033_zpsa8e1817e.jpg
 
Your polyps are all there just retracted. I don't see any obvious pests looking at the pics on my phone. Could a tank inhabitant be nipping at it? Got any angels or butterflies?
 
Is this what the entire coral looks like or just a portion. If I had to guess the part of it in the pic looks shaded, if all other acros are fine I would look at the lighting.
 
Is this what the entire coral looks like or just a portion. If I had to guess the part of it in the pic looks shaded, if all other acros are fine I would look at the lighting.

U r correct the area that it started in is shaded a bit by it self a bit but the side that is getting good light closer to the balding side is also like this.
 
Is this what the entire coral looks like or just a portion. If I had to guess the part of it in the pic looks shaded, if all other acros are fine I would look at the lighting.

U r correct the area that it started in is shaded a bit by it self a bit but the side that is getting good light closer to the balding side is also like this.
 
Back
Top