To late for Favia

[agruetz]

OK, so I just had to move my tank =/. I was 90% successful. One of the containers I had, had a heater malfunction and the box rose shortly to about 90 degrees before I caught it. My claim seems to have recovered to a point where I think he will live.

However my Favia has a clear whitish skin (what looks to be his old tissue around it and brown jelly like stuff inside. How do I know if it is to far to be saved (I believe it may already be). I will try to get pictures tomorrow.

 

[TheGodParticle]

If it's got brown jelly disease then get rid of it before it contaminates the rest of your LPS corals. Brown Jelly Disease is extremely deadly for LPS corals. Play it safe.

 

[Wills612]

How long have you have the affected coral? Can brown jelly disease be brought on by a temp spike or stress if not exposed prior? I had some issues with my zoas being affected by a stressful situation recently an half seemed like they had a fungus, but I feel like they just melted/died from stress or bad water parameters.