is it possible for a soft coral to live after...

[Daddyrawg]

falling in between the cracks for a month? lol

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[mcgyvr]

Not sure what "falling between the cracks" is..
But if the soft coral hasn't dissolved/disappeared then it can certainly be saved or has the chance..

 

[Aquavaj]

Some of the hardier sps can go weeks. I had bits of monti caps and setosa fall into cracks only to find them weeks later still alive. Some loss of color but alive.

 

[101010]

One of my mushroom was lost inside the rock work only to be discovered after a couple of week but by then it shrink to a fraction of its original size and took some time to recover back

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[Daddyrawg]

hmmm sounds like theres a chance..
its still on the frag trying to open up..
it fell in between rocks so got no light for a while

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[mcgyvr]

hmmm sounds like theres a chance..
its still on the frag trying to open up..
it fell in between rocks so got no light for a while

Sounds like it will be just fine..

 

[Fourstars]

I’m always amazed at how resilient they are. Just move in slowly into light.

 

[ReeferNoob4ever]

I just discovered a leather coral growing underneath a rock and has finally poked it's head out. It has been under the rock for at least a month and now that it's getting light it's growing fast. I had rubber banded a leather to the rock and it pinched itself off and floated under the rock.

 

[lobelto13]

Yes, soft corals sometimes come back to life, leave the skeleton on the tank lol.