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I recently Had a frag just die for no reason last week and I had it for about 3 yrs , now today I notice another colony looking wilted. some of the polyps are fine and some are spitting brown stuff out here is a picture

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I was wondering does it look like predator work ore what ?
 
Thats odd. They look healthy, the ones that are open. As rebel stated, iodine dip them.
 
ok I am doing it now i notice another colony next to it has one polyp deformed also, I dip all neighboring colonies . This is how it started with my other frag but I dipped that and didn't find anything
 
ok I didn't find much yesterday they where fine Im about to do wc so hopefully that maybe the reason but everything else is fine ?
 
did something fall on it or did it recently go through a physical impact against something? from what you've described and the pic, it doesn't look like the result of a predator.
 
did something fall on it or did it recently go through a physical impact against something? from what you've described and the pic, it doesn't look like the result of a predator.

No nothing did not hit or fall them .
 
What's your sg like? Are you using a hydrometer? alk?
 
dipping is nto the answer for everything. I dont have an answer for the OP here, but I can say that just blindly dipping already stressed polyps doesnt necessarily do them any favors unless you know WHY you are dipping them. It can just stress them out more

They look fine to me. let them be for the moment
 
If I dont think its a predator or anthing and they polyps arent lookin good. I love to dip in the SEACHEM REEF DISINFECTANT. Stuff works very good to me. Next day or 2 the coral looks perfect
 
If I dont think its a predator or anthing and they polyps arent lookin good. I love to dip in the SEACHEM REEF DISINFECTANT. Stuff works very good to me. Next day or 2 the coral looks perfect

I will have to try that one day well they don't look flat like the first picture but they don't look 100%
 
sometimes things like this just happen and there is no reason for it. mine do it every so often. try dipping in iodine and water mix for 15-20 min
 
well the first circle picture is a feather duster lol they been on the colony the whole 3 yrs , I dunno I did wc and they look better , maybe I was over due with water change or I was feeding too much and cause too much nutrients I will keep you guys up dated
 

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