Got a prob.w/my coral

[Chuck Nasty]

****!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I dont reamber if yall reamber when i posted on here about frogspawn haveing some fnk on it.well that is no longer now another one of my corals has it and i need to do something fast as hell because we have put alot of money in this tank and i dont want to lose anything else over this disease.Its nsaty looking and it has long strings comming off of it and i dont know if that is the disease are if its just the coral falling apart.We are talking about this just happend within 24 hours its was dead.So if there is anything i can do to not lose any more of my coral PLEASE let me know..

 

[dbacksrat]

what kind of coral is it? do you have a pic of it? we need a little more info before we can correctly diagnose (or attempt to diagnose) the problem

 

[Chuck Nasty]

I dont know the name of it.Its not thats good of a pic..but yall can see what im talking about

 

[dbacksrat]

can't see the image on my POS computer/connection...so i can't help for now

 

[1979camaro]

looks like bubble coral to me if its the pink thing in the center you are talking about...have you done a massive water change? that should probably be your first recourse. it sounds like bad water quality to me just because everything is so dramatically affected and a large (75%) water change might help. beyond that, have you checked the temp? have you added anything new/weird/chemical to the tank? used windex on the glass? put your hands in there after using soap? anything at all?

 

[KahluaZzZ]

bubble corals hate big water flow. They also need to be fed frequently. Before you freak out, remember that they are super hardy. Better check your parameters/ do a big water change.

 

[Chuck Nasty]

About 4 weeks ago our frogspawn had the same thing. We had our water tested and evetrything was great. Since then we have added 3 more pieces of coral a xenia, a pearl bubble and a padagoda and had our water tested again with the same results. Everything else in the tank is doing very well. We just dont understand.

 

[aresgod]

well i might personally stop stocking my tank with anything if there was something killing my stuff

 

[1979camaro]

yah...no kidding...every time you add stuff it exacerbates any problems. why not give the tank a few months to be sure everything is stable. plus, LPS do tend to be the most aggressive corals out there so if they are in close proximity to each other (as they seem to be in your image) they will sting the crud out of each other