What can I do he’s losing his orange
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What can I do he’s losing his orange
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when looking at the underside anything particular to look for or just flesh
How were you able to confirm it was the worms? I had a fungia stn on me from the bottom up and never could come up with a reason why. I left it in and now have 10+ little baby fungias growing on the skeleton of the old one.Check the underside. By the time I realized my underside was all gone. I had some worms in the said eat the flesh. Also move to a lower light and feed. Try reef roids first and see if the response is there.
How were you able to confirm it was the worms? I had a fungia stn on me from the bottom up and never could come up with a reason why. I left it in and now have 10+ little baby fungias growing on the skeleton of the old one.
The worms might just be attracted to the decaying flesh. When mine completely died off I just left it in a low flow low light area and little orange specs started to appear. Now that they are large enough to see the tentacles with the naked eye I'm feeding them Coral Frenzy mixed with Phyto-Feast 1-2 times a week with the rest of the corals.Flash light at night. The plate coral is close to glass and I could see things moving. Now that said this could be STN also!! But as I saw worms I’m kinda leaning towards it. Mine is in there and slowly dying. Hoping for baby plates... did you have to do anything for the baby plates or just let it be?
Here’s the underside
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When mine had the same thing going on it was suggested to me to do an iodine dip.Here’s the underside
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Yea I was feeling afraid to buy another also, especially not knowing why the first one died off. We will see if the offspring survive.@Instigate thanks for sharing your thoughts. You may be rite. I didn’t want to buy another plate anytime soon. They are so beautiful and next thing you know STN!!
So try dip in Iodine and what abt Coral RX before iodine!!
STN just means slow tissue necrosis. The cause is unknown. Could have been some damage to the underside that started it. Maybe someone on #reefsquad can tell you more.So what is it stn?

