Soft Finger Coral

smelly shelley

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Hi i have a large soft finger coral and in last few day it's closed up very tightly as if it is dieing checked water and it is all ok and salt level is normal.
Could someone help!
thanks dan.
 
what are your water stats, and where is it placed? (strong flow? lighting? etc)

it could just be sulking from the move, did you acclimatize?
 
what are your water stats, and where is it placed? (strong flow? lighting? etc)

it could just be sulking from the move, did you acclimatize?
its been in my tank for about 15 months had no problems till now ,could it be shedding it's skin?
 
what are your water stats, and where is it placed? (strong flow? lighting? etc)

it could just be sulking from the move, did you acclimatize?
its been in my tank for about 15 months had no problems till now ,could it be shedding it's skin?

Possible, can you post us a picture? Anything new in the tank?

Seffie x

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what are your water stats, and where is it placed? (strong flow? lighting? etc)

it could just be sulking from the move, did you acclimatize?
its been in my tank for about 15 months had no problems till now ,could it be shedding it's skin?

Possible, can you post us a picture? Anything new in the tank?

Seffie x

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I will try and upload a photo
nothing new in the tank part from a lemon peel today all ather coral in the tank is health.
 
Ah ha...........

Lemon peels are not really reef safe, they are known to harass some corals :crazy:

Seffie x

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hummm, well regardless of the order I'd still watch the lemon peel. Anyway we can get a pic smelly? There's a distinct difference in appearance of a sulking coral about to shed and a sulking coral on it's way out. Tough to really describe the difference
 
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Whats that to do with the finger coral that has already closed before i bought the fish -_-
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With all due respect you didn't make that clear (and i'm sure that the tone of your comment was unintentional :crazy: ) ---- give us a picture and we will try to help :good:

Seffie x


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Hi i have taken a photo but its not very good i will try and upload tonight, I have heard from a marin shop owner that i may have a worm
that is attacking at night? could this be possible, as it is only one of the coral not any of the others.
 
Predation is ilkely if it's only one type of coral. Lets see that pic :)
 

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