HELP! Acros bleached in 24 hrs!
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If you want, catch several and I'll stick them on a slide and blow them up under a macro.Nope, but it's a surface and fuel for algae and diatoms to grow.
However I think you have your I'D
WetWhistle
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I am sure they are eating any dead tissue on the coral or algae growing on it. I have lots of munnid isopods and i have never had an issue with them. They are good scavengers of decaying matter and algae.
Still doing well?
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BlueDevil
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Yup! No further damage since that day so I'm keeping my fingers crossed I intervened just in time. There's just one drag that I'm keeping an eye on. Not dead but I've seen a small spot of tissue damage. Still not lost any color which is a good sign I guess. All in all I lost 3 frags but could've been a whole lot worse.
Jeez. You toss the ones I gave you? I hope that wasn't the cause.
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BlueDevil
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Unfortunately I had to. It had a lot of tissue damage and even if it wasn't the cause it was a goner as well. Sorry dude
No problem. I figured you did. Was just curious if the recovery was happening with them in or out of the tank.
