How to save this coral?

[Superlightman]

Hello,
This coral was fine until yesterday, something must have hurt him. Can I save him?

 

[Daddy-o]

Plates are pretty hardy. My son cut ours into 9 pieces (only one had a mouth) They all lived and the other 8 grew a mouth. We also had one glued to a rock and a couple months after we pulled it out, a dozen new ones sprouted on the rock.

 

[PicassoClown04]

Just leave it alone, maybe some supplemental feedings to help it. Injuries are usually quite easy to fix, it’s infections and diseases that are difficult

 

[Daddy-o]

 

[ScubaFish802]

As others said, keep tank parameters in check & stable and it should be fine

 

[vetteguy53081]

Looks like it got stung by neighbor coral. Im not a fan of too many corals on the sandbed as sand irrititates them. Moderate light and water flow is their liking and occasional feedings.
alk 8-9
mag 1300
mag 1250-1300
temp 77-79
salinity 1.025

 

[Superlightman]

incredibe laybe i should cut it befor it die?

 

[Superlightman]

Looks like it got stung by neighbor coral. Im not a fan of too many corals on the sandbed as sand irrititates them. Moderate light and water flow is their liking and occasional feedings.
alk 8-9
mag 1300
mag 1250-1300
temp 77-79
salinity 1.025

where you put them then? with glue on stone?

 

[Spare time]

Just feed it and keep good water quality. It will be fine.

 

[vetteguy53081]

where you put them then? with glue on stone?

Simply elevate them on a rock so not directly in the sand

 

[Daddy-o]

incredibe laybe i should cut it befor it die?

Doesnt look like it is dying

 

[Arthacker87]

Check parameters make sure salinity and temp are fine then move it to isolated sand bed area and direct feed if needed couple times a week. Seems to be the concensus here

 

[Superlightman]

It not die, he recover, but another that got beaten accidentally by a fish when food fall on seems to dieing :-/ so 50%chance they recover or die