jonnybravo22
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I did not monitor alk / cal, had a slump in water quality and my corals suffered. they started to STN. i fixed the issues, and stopped the STN. tank is crystal clear and parameters are stable.
i'm trying to save the corals i have left, and i'm just not sure how to approach it. There is significant tissue loss, but portions of the coral are definitely still alive and in fact showing a little polyp extension. the most perplexing is the red planet. It encrusted a good portion of the rock it's on prior to the episode. that base still looks to be in good shape, and has PE. but it lost a lot of tissue in other parts. certain portions are covered in algae where the tissue has eroded.
in some ways i dont want to frag because i would probably be cutting off some amount of still living tissue given the shape of it all.
would you frag this? if so where? would you recommend leaving it alone instead? please tell me what you think.
i'm trying to save the corals i have left, and i'm just not sure how to approach it. There is significant tissue loss, but portions of the coral are definitely still alive and in fact showing a little polyp extension. the most perplexing is the red planet. It encrusted a good portion of the rock it's on prior to the episode. that base still looks to be in good shape, and has PE. but it lost a lot of tissue in other parts. certain portions are covered in algae where the tissue has eroded.
in some ways i dont want to frag because i would probably be cutting off some amount of still living tissue given the shape of it all.
would you frag this? if so where? would you recommend leaving it alone instead? please tell me what you think.
