dying acan

[Reef Swimmer]

What can i do to save it or is it a gonner. The mouth and thr other half is all thats left.

[Scutterborn]

A pic would help


- Ben -

[Reef Swimmer]

it wont let me cause the file is too big but i can text it to you

[jcnkt_ellis]

Crop the picture smaller in paint and it'll bring down the size of the image.

[Scutterborn]

http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/09/09/gupyzy6a.jpg

[Scutterborn]

It can still make it. The mouth looks intact. Move it low and lower light. Easy flow. Nothing turbid.

[footballdude2k3]

i am just saying this since you are still very new, but you might want to ask somebody that has a more established tank to take this guy for a little while to see if it can be brought back, i think there might be a higher success rate that way.

[Scutterborn]

It's in my tank now. Looks pretty rough. I'll do my best.
http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/09/09/zany5uza.jpg

[Reef Swimmer]

Ben has it and it seems i stressed out my lobo by not acclamating it right. Now to tr and fix that too.

[Reef Swimmer]

Its not fluffing out at all

[rrasco]

You've obviously got something going on you need to identify before adding any more coral.

[Big_Pun]

Ben has it and it seems i stressed out my lobo by not acclamating it right. Now to tr and fix that too.

coral are pretty tough i wouldn't worry so much about acclimation process , i would check water parameters.

[jrsatx20]

could be that your calcium is low. or water is really dirty

[Reef Swimmer]

One of my lr fell on it when i was at work and it was really puffy. Now its back down to normal.

[jrsatx20]

Ben has it and it seems i stressed out my lobo by not acclamating it right. Now to tr and fix that too.


ok so which is it. u didnt acclimate it right or ur rock fell on it. think u should take things a lot slower and read some more on the hobby