Brown spots. brown Jelly? Or?

[youngblood421]

 

[andrewey]

If you were to apply suction to those spots (like with a small pipette), would anything come up/dislodge?

 

[youngblood421]

I don’t think so but I’ll try my next water change

 

[andrewey]

It doesn't quite look like BJD, so I don't think you need to do anything rash right now, but if it truely were BJD, I wouldn't wait until your next water change. If it starts looking worse/spreading or you are able to suction up any of the "jelly", I would pull the coral immediately- on torches, about half of the heads I've tested seem to die in under 24 hours from first symptoms. Here's a write up for a step by step procedure if it turns that way:

Brown Jelly Disease: Current Treatment Strategies!

Current Treatment Strategies for Brown Jelly Disease I’ve been asked to summarize the current findings concerning Brown Jelly Disease for those that need a quick reference if they encounter it in their own tank. For a link to current tests investigating possible treatments, see here. First, if...

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[youngblood421]

It’s been on the elegance for Atleast 3 months but recently hit tear torch and a Duncan. It’s already off the Duncan

 

[Thespammailaccount]

Could it possibly be flatworms?

 

[youngblood421]

i originally thought it was that but really doesnt look like a worm to me. Is dipping the method on that?

 

[syrinx]

one on torch foto totally looks like a flatworm- rounded rear, notched front end.....

 

[youngblood421]

Yeah it was I sucked them all off with a turkey baster felt stupid lol

 

[syrinx]

Feeling stupid should quickly change to celebration it wasnt jelly! Good job! See you joined on my birthday!