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This is the absolute weirdest thing to me, and I’m super sad because I loved this coral and it grew from a tiny frag, was doing so well and thriving!
I did a water change and the top of it would have been exposed, so it shrunk up and sort of slumped over - which I’ve done many times and it hasn’t been an issue. This time though, the next day, it just completely and 100% detached at the base. Nothing left on the bottom. It looked awful but I stuck in it a cup with some rubble. 2 days later it had completely disintegrated. I have several other types of nepthea, sinularia, other softies, all doing great. Could it be that the bending during the water change killed it? Is there anything that would differentiate care for this coral over other leathers?
No good pic of it but it’s in the middle of the magnetic shelf on the right side.

I did a water change and the top of it would have been exposed, so it shrunk up and sort of slumped over - which I’ve done many times and it hasn’t been an issue. This time though, the next day, it just completely and 100% detached at the base. Nothing left on the bottom. It looked awful but I stuck in it a cup with some rubble. 2 days later it had completely disintegrated. I have several other types of nepthea, sinularia, other softies, all doing great. Could it be that the bending during the water change killed it? Is there anything that would differentiate care for this coral over other leathers?
No good pic of it but it’s in the middle of the magnetic shelf on the right side.


