One Dead Coral and Two Dying?

[yababo]

From my experience brown jelly is pretty contagious. I would honestly give up the head and try to save the rest.

 

[Zoa_Fanatic]

It’s not your lighting. I have hammers and I’m getting a torch for the same tank and I’ve never had literally anything I’ve put in there die. Everything grows like weeds. That torch looks like it’s being choked by algea. Putting peroxide on a q tip and painting the algea will kill it

 

[ChrisKSB]

All of my coral died. I bought more CUC and my algae issues have gone away completely, so much that now I'm afraid some of the CUC are gonna starve! Gonna work out a good balanced mix I suppose.
Don't think I'll try corals again for quite some time.

 

[Zoa_Fanatic]

All of my coral died. I bought more CUC and my algae issues have gone away completely, so much that now I'm afraid some of the CUC are gonna starve! Gonna work out a good balanced mix I suppose.
Don't think I'll try corals again for quite some time.

Don’t worry about cuc dying. Mine pass all the time the other cuc eats the bodies

 

[terraincognita]

Don’t worry about cuc dying. Mine pass all the time the other cuc eats the bodies

I'd say try to keep a balance of some kind, but yeah, everyone loses a snail or crab every now and then for sure.

All of my coral died. I bought more CUC and my algae issues have gone away completely, so much that now I'm afraid some of the CUC are gonna starve! Gonna work out a good balanced mix I suppose.
Don't think I'll try corals again for quite some time.

Try some hardier stuff. Zoa's, duncans, candy canes (caulastrae), Goniastrea, blastomusa, Favia, Favites, Leptoseris and Leptasria are all super, super hardy.