Easing transition?

SaltyFoxfish · Aug 3, 2019

This guy is part of a recently rescued 110g that crashed before I started on it. Over the last two months I've slowly brought the tank back up to where it should be, but this guy is still unhappy. I had to move him away from the overflow and thought I picked a good spot- medium flow, similar height as before, just a bit lower to compensate for a better light. His offspring and all the other corals are happy, it's just this big guy that isn't. Anything I can do to help ease the transition and make him happy again? I've reduced the light output for a few days, slowly bringing it up, and that helped a little. Oh, and I am waiting for my Kent Iodide to come in since I'm not sure when the last time was this tank was dosed.

Thanks!

DeniseAndy · Aug 3, 2019

These guys are pretty hardy. I do not see any glaring issues with tissue. Just time. I have had these cabbage leathers sit in sump with no light for ages and then still survive when discovered.

SaltyFoxfish · Aug 3, 2019

DeniseAndy said:
These guys are pretty hardy. I do not see any glaring issues with tissue. Just time. I have had these cabbage leathers sit in sump with no light for ages and then still survive when discovered.

Thanks for the reassurance! He's showing some signs of perking up already, I just want to make sure there's nothing else I can do to help.