Hope someone can help

[drillsar]

On my zoos and on the rock it's a crusty brown stuff, looks lik a algae, im going to try to get a pic of it, also of my bubble which I think is a goner.

 

[Lotus99]

A pic would definitely help.

LPS corals are usually savable as long as they still have polyps on them, and even sometimes when all polyps seem gone.

What lighting/flow situation do you have the bubble in? Are you feeding it at all?

And of course... what are your test readings for salinity, pH, nitrates, phosphates, calcium and alkalinity?

 

[drillsar]

Hopefully this will help

 

[Reef of Eden]

cyano maybe

can't really tell from those pictures.

does it look like any type of gas is getting stuck under it?

 

[drillsar]

I dont know but its easily removed, like comes off in flakes

 

[Avi]

From the pic, I'd say cyano or coraline. Coming off easy like that says cyano.

Blast all of it off with a turkey baster and do more water changes using RO/DI water...feed less and increase the amount of water flow. That should help. If it doesn't, we'll resort to Plan B.

 

[drillsar]

I should wear gloves right?

 

[Aquarist007]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=11587268#post11587268 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by drillsar
I should wear gloves right?

yes--especially around zoos

 

[demonsp]

Sounds like low flow or water quality. Tank info like readings and equipment with stock or type of fish?