I can soak food or even the coral itself in Restor. It’s aminos and fatty acids supposed to help with LPS bleaching from fragging, but I imagine it would help for any “stress related bleaching”
Worth a shot. When I feed my LPS I mix the foods I feed (reef roids (sometimes), phyto, r.o.e., pellets (sometimes), and mysis) with an amino acid (red sea ab+). I turn off the flow and pipette the ab+ containing food water over the corals. It lingers for a while. Who knows if it does anything.
Yikes! What on earth is that?!Here is the photo of my acanthophyllia and what’s in his mouth, and I suspect making him look worse
Exactly! Multiple posts on here in the last few days with little response, so I’m hoping this active thread may help.
This was a gift coral from my girlfriend, we usually dip everything though, so I’m not 100%. It does seem to be alive, has some changes throughout the day. I have not seen a true feeding response in about a week though. I have a second very small acanthophyllia who seems to still be doing well (minus the fact that a snail knocked him upside down this morning)
Oh I meant whatever is inside! Is the thing inside alive?
I have not seen much movement over the course of the last few days, so I assume no. But it’s gotten harder as the mouth of the Acantho has started to get smaller (I’m taking that as a good sign). A few days ago it was gaping and skeleton was showing
This is what I suspect too. A shell perhaps, and some gravel.
Steady hands
