Can see frogspawn skeleton

[dbjonesjr]

As previous posts mentioned, just leave it alone and continue your regular maintenance routine. I've had euphyllia get shredded by shrimp and crabs in my tank only to see them come back fine a week later.

 

[Tamberav]

Just pretend it isn't there and continue on your normal routine.

Don't spray reef roids at it. It isn't needed and will only irritate it further.

Sometimes the best action is to do nothing. Sometimes people panic and make things worse constantly moving things or trying to tweek lights/flow/water all at once. Your coral needs time to adjust.

All mine grew from a single head and I just ignore them and that is how they like it. I feed fish, dose to maintain alk/ca, and do water changes every 1-2 weeks and nothing else.

The large colony to the right was the one that looked completely dead (had 3 heads at the time).

MVIMG_20190620_211900 by Tana Jahangier, on Flickr

 

[Jake_the_reefer]

Just pretend it isn't there and continue on your normal routine.

Don't spray reef roids at it. It isn't needed and will only irritate it further.

Sometimes the best action is to do nothing. Sometimes people panic and make things worse constantly moving things or trying to tweek lights/flow/water all at once. Your coral needs time to adjust.

All mine grew from a single head and I just ignore them and that is how they like it. I feed fish, dose to maintain alk/ca, and do water changes every 1-2 weeks and nothing else.

The large colony to the right was the one that looked completely dead (had 3 heads at the time).

MVIMG_20190620_211900 by Tana Jahangier, on Flickr

Thank you! I'll just act like it isnt there. I appriciate the help

 

[Lapras]

make sure your clownfish isn't beating it up too...

 

[ChiSox Rabbitfish]

My frogspawn loves high light and high flow this whole bunch arrived severely damaged in the the mail there were chunks and pieces falling off for days but it recovered within a week my cleaner shrimp even went through it cleaning off dead tissue which seemed to aid in recovery

 

[Jake_the_reefer]

make sure your clownfish isn't beating it up too...

Clowns don't mess with it from what I can tell

 

[Cody Paulsen]

I think the reef roids are a good idea if it's eating them, otherwise, they're just going to make your tank dirty. Time should heal it, your parameters look good so I'd just try to be patient. It might be a good idea to skip this week's water change to not stress it any further.

 

[Jake_the_reefer]

I think the reef roids are a good idea if it's eating them, otherwise, they're just going to make your tank dirty. Time should heal it, your parameters look good so I'd just try to be patient. It might be a good idea to skip this week's water change to not stress it any further.

Yeah I was thinking of skipping. My calcium is still at a great level, all other parameters are looking nice so I could go another week before a change

 

[Jake_the_reefer]

New tentacles growing in

 

[Jake_the_reefer]

Just discovered my damsel hard core bullying the spawn, should I put him in a breeding net or my 10g nano (currently no coral)