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[sagi]

Is there anything to do with the coral or is this coral apparently dead? It does not scale after aquarium light comes on.

 

[Dennis McGrath]

How long has it looked like that? Looks to me like the polyps just aren't opened for some reason, and that happens for lots of reasons. It might be fine.

 

[sagi]

How long has it looked like that? Looks to me like the polyps just aren't opened for some reason, and that happens for lots of reasons. It might be fine.

Is there a chance that he will live?

 

[sagi]

How long has it looked like that? Looks to me like the polyps just aren't opened for some reason, and that happens for lots of reasons. It might be fine.

And just question the image in your user is your aquarium ???

 

[Greybeard]

Some sort of kenya tree or colt coral. It's not dead... they'll dissolve into nothing when they're beyond recall. Certainly not happy, though.

If he's a new addition, give it some time. If he's been in there a while (more than a week?), and still looks like that, he's unhappy about something. Try a different area... less/more flow, less/more light...

 

[sagi]

Some sort of kenya tree or colt coral. It's not dead... they'll dissolve into nothing when they're beyond recall. Certainly not happy, though.

If he's a new addition, give it some time. If he's been in there a while (more than a week?), and still looks like that, he's unhappy about something. Try a different area... less/more flow, less/more light...

I changed his position a few days ago and two days later it happened ... I'll try to get him back to where he was ... hope for the best thanks my friend .. do you think there's a chance he'll work out?

 

[Dennis McGrath]

It's probably fine. Some don't like change especially if the lighting of flow is different. Give it a few more days and it might be happy where it's at as long as the flow and lighting are ok.