It has been warming up here in AZ (~100 F for the past couple of days) and my genius siblings (brother, 15 and sister, 11 yrs) decided to turn on the fan without dusting off the blades. My house for some reason collects an amazing of dust...so the fan blades had muchas dust which was flung into my aquarium in amazing proportions. My sinularia dura immediately began shedding as the dust settled on it, and for two weeks it has not been itself. The leather coral's skin is very rough and hard, unlike an s. dura in full expansion. Different types of algae have begun to grow on the surface of the coral and I fear that I may be loosing it. Is there any treatment I can do to remove the algae? I haven't seen feeding tentacles from this coral in awhile so the end is near. Scrubbing is not effective or desired for fear of causing a secondary infection. Running out of time...suggestions?
