NEED HELP, corals are bleaching from the base where they have been encrusting :(

Should i just cut off the healthy part of the corals and reglue them to the rocks? i haven't heard of anybody having corals recover from RTN'ing from the base. i dont want to loose the corals i have :(
 
sorry if i missed it but is your mag 1700?!? also whats your lighting?

if it was my tank i would frag and re glue, you dont want to lose the whole coral
 
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sorry if i missed it but is your mag 1700?!? also whats your lighting?

if it was my tank i would frag and re glue, you dont want to lose the whole coral

I got my mag under control by switching salts and doing a couple water changes. I'm gonna reglue Tomm
 
Hey ツ its been some days now........
Hows everything?

I had to frag everything and dipped them in coral revive. After a week they are showing no signs of bleaching . So I think I'm in the clear. I tried everything and my efforts were useless. Once corals start to RTN from the base you gotta cut em a half inch above the dead tissue and reglue after a dip in revive .
 
I had to frag everything and dipped them in coral revive. After a week they are showing no signs of bleaching . So I think I'm in the clear. I tried everything and my efforts were useless. Once corals start to RTN from the base you gotta cut em a half inch above the dead tissue and reglue after a dip in revive .

They will grow back. Just give it time. I'm glad all is not loss
 
I have had this happen in the past and is always associated with the use of Rox carbon. I stopped using rox and the problem subsided. every time I try the Rox again have reoccurrence have since stopped using Rox!!!!
 

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