rigleautomotive
Premium Member
i only think cutting is necessary if the necrosis is advancing and getting worse not better.if there is a jelly like substance along with the tissue recession then i would cut infected area off and blow of the coral with a turkey baster,and locate it in a area with good random flow.then work on improving water quality,ie heavy skimming,25 percent water changes with aged and airated sea water and constant good parameters.if it looks better daily than i would leave it alone for now.sometimes your good intentions can stress it more and make things worse.
speed-you can feed it directly with pellets but frozen mysis or cocktail shrimp are more readily accepted.the coral should tell you when its ready to get fed.if you put flakes in for the fish and the coral sends feeder tentacles its looking for more.and also you can put it anywhere on the coral,if it is hungry it will grab it.
speed-you can feed it directly with pellets but frozen mysis or cocktail shrimp are more readily accepted.the coral should tell you when its ready to get fed.if you put flakes in for the fish and the coral sends feeder tentacles its looking for more.and also you can put it anywhere on the coral,if it is hungry it will grab it.