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03/18/2016, 10:51 AM
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leather toadstool coral
So whats going on?
Water perameters are in line. I don't think its naturally propagating. Perhaps stung by torches. Some type of disease? Have noticed my nitrates up a little yet still way below defcon Appreciate all the kind thoughts.
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03/18/2016, 11:33 AM
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I doubt the Torch was able to sting it all the around like that. I don't think it's your nitrates either. By process of elimination I guess I would have to go with a disease of some sort. Which one, I have no clue. This might sound a little extreme, but if the corals condition doesn't improve you could always just lop the top off. I do this to mine about once every year or so and it always grows back. Definitely something to consider. GL.
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03/18/2016, 01:32 PM
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So what is actually wrong with the Leather? Maybe a picture will help also. Leathers are known to go through a process where they close up and shed and will open back better and bigger.
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03/18/2016, 02:20 PM
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I doubled up on post. Here are the pics.
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03/18/2016, 04:48 PM
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Merged.
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