Found finger leather coral dead

[Wowkuh]

So just today I was looking on instagram at someones tank and saw a pic of their nice "green finger leather coral" and thought to myself.... "Why can't mine look like that?!"

And then it dawned in me .... I haven't seen it in a while! I mean weeks! Soooo I went looking for it and it fell from its spot flat on its face (not face, but you know what I mean) anyway. It basically desinagrated when I picked it up.

Should I be worried about all my other livestock?

 

[saltyfilmfolks]

No. You would have noticed already I think.

 

[vetteguy53081]

Fingers are generally hardy and require moderate light and good water flow. If it ended up in a zone in your tank without those, yes it will be a goner. They do not emit toxins so your tank is fine but do however check your water parameters as a safety measure

 

[srusso]

So just today I was looking on instagram at someones tank and saw a pic of their nice "green finger leather coral" and thought to myself.... "Why can't mine look like that?!"

And then it dawned in me .... I haven't seen it in a while! I mean weeks! Soooo I went looking for it and it fell from its spot flat on its face (not face, but you know what I mean) anyway. It basically desinagrated when I picked it up.

Should I be worried about all my other livestock?

I am sure its fine, maybe a little grumpy at worst but just place it back where it was.