Sure !
Ok. I moved them both into a smaller tank I have that's about 6 months old now . They seem to be doing better. The frogspawn has it's color back and the hammer has like two little spots of color. How do I know they're fully dead ?
Oh okay. I think I'll be able to revive them then. Both of them still slowly open up still. The hammer looks so bad. The frogspawn has gained most of it's coloring back compared to the initial picture I posted .
That flesh is recently gone, you can see the skeleton is pure white.I've attached a picture of my hammer and frogspawn corals. Could anyone explain what this is and what causes it? I'd assume it's my fault because the tank is relatively new. Both of the Euphyllia corals look like this
Get rid of it. Hard corals don't like leathers. I ditched a kenya tree the wife loved so my torches would inflate more. Made a great difference. Toadstools are worse. Maybe lots of csrbon.
Leathers give out toxic chemicals that can kill other corals. I had a killer Nepthea that killed all of my hammers. They looked exactly like yours does: all shriveled with the filaments out and the flesh gone. I removed it from my tank and haven't had any issues since.
the first picture is about a week and a half in the tank. That tank is about a month old so it's relatively new. The second picture is in my 5 gallon tank that's about 8 months old. I moved it in an act of desperation to save it lol. It's like 4 days later and my hammer and frogspawn are doing better. The hammer almost lost all of the color in it's tips but it's slowly coming back. Just did a dip in Lugol's solution bc someone suggested I do that to help healing.
