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It was a small frag so the BJ was covering almost 100% of the coral, I just took it out of the tank, I knew there was no saving that one.I had brown jelly recently appear on one the heads of my torch I just moved fast and removed that head problem solved.
Is it possible you can cut the bad piece off I had it wipe out a 24 head duncan in a matter of 24 hours
Going to dip once a day I think and preemptively dip any corals that look like they are about to get it.Wishing you luck. I dipped at night before lights out or right after it. For me it always seemed brown jelly comes out at night. A cleaning of the coral before it would get effected helped. Sometimes a dip in morning as well.
Shep, how are the other inhabitants doing, any additional corals affected?So the Iodine just came in, just went ahead and dipped the acan in iodine as well.
None yet, there is one that is showing signs (it looks like the other two did before they developed it) all the other acans are open and very healthy looking. I currently do not feed them but I might start.Shep, how are the other inhabitants doing, any additional corals affected?
You literally get brown jelly looking stuffHow do you know the signs ?
Corals wont open and there will literally be a brown "jelly covering it". Trust me, you'll know it when you see it.How do you know the signs ?
I don't believe the Bayer will help.I am in agreement that a iodine dip and the immediate removal of effected areas/colonies is the best course of action.Definitely bump up the frequency of small water changes as well.As far as fragging goes,get yourself some good wire clippers from the hardware store.It's not as good as a wet saw but you can cut through thinner acans with them.So I thought I had beaten it but Saw today that a second acan was part of the way covered, I sucked off as much of it as I could and dipped it in Bayer (the iodine has not come in yet). Will Bayer even do anything to it? Also what can I use to cut the acan apart to remove the diseased area?