Hi
I bought a lovely pink montipora cap several months back which started dying over the next few weeks, never really found out what killed it. Anyhow's I left it in the tank and now there's some sign of recovery. Most of the coral is poor with signs of algae on some bits the rest is brown or green. But recently I've noticed small pink areas which show up fluorescent under blue LEDs, this is denser area showing tissue growth. On closer inspection there are polyps too.
What's the next step. The whole coral is size of a tennis ball but the new life is on a few millimetre of edge, and a 1 cm circle.
Should I just wait or frag these small areas.
Tony
I bought a lovely pink montipora cap several months back which started dying over the next few weeks, never really found out what killed it. Anyhow's I left it in the tank and now there's some sign of recovery. Most of the coral is poor with signs of algae on some bits the rest is brown or green. But recently I've noticed small pink areas which show up fluorescent under blue LEDs, this is denser area showing tissue growth. On closer inspection there are polyps too.
What's the next step. The whole coral is size of a tennis ball but the new life is on a few millimetre of edge, and a 1 cm circle.
Should I just wait or frag these small areas.
Tony
