I'm too new to coral to really know what things should be doing, or what is alarming vs normal. My candy cane coral is looking very strange. There are some bare spots. Part of it looks like it's melting?!
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I saw that and thought the exact same thing!I think u have ghosts.....
Lol crazy you caught that from that photoI think u have ghosts.....
My pH is 7.8, but I don't know my current calcium content. Salinity is 1.026. I didn't realize the mushrooms could sting! I'll move them to a different location in the tank and see if that gets rid of the ghosts...What are your parameters? Calcium,alkalinity? Those green mushrooms on the bottom right will sting nearby coral.
I think u have ghosts.....
I had wondered that too! Hopefully, if this dripping is indeed reproductive, it will just continue as normal now that I've moved the coral away from the mushrooms.What you described as "melting" could be a form of reproduction. (Dripping)
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My Xenia, which is currently quite happy, keeps creeping closer towards the mushrooms. Should I redirect it?Yep mushroom rhodactis are extremely potent! They beat almost anything except maybe a torch or nem.
The skeleton was showing when I got it, so that is what is now filling in. For the light, I've got an Aqua Ray on a bracket.To me it looks like the light issue. Shading in particular, that's why all of the individual polyps puffed up, when you moved it up, what lights are you running?
Omg scary!!! AhahahaI think u have ghosts.....