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Woke up this morning to see that the candycane coral that I nursed back from virtually nothing (got stung by my mini carpet while on vacation) bailed it’s skeleton. I’m curious if the tube worms that were growing up it’s skeleton has something to with it. I’ll check my parameters when I get home but have recently made the switch from blue bucket to TMP. I kinda doubt the salt change stressed it enough to make it bail within a couple of days since the switch. Everything else seems normal. Does anyone know?

