Am I missing something here?

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I hate to say this, but....we told you so. All of the problems you're having, we warned you about in this thread. The unfortunate thing is that, because you weren't willing to do the research and acquire the equipment necessary to sustain these animals, they are going to die.

There is a vast amount of experience and knowledge amongst the members here, and you should make good use of it! Please learn from this...and perhaps someone can get those Acros from you before they die.

ok now knowing that I've pretty much done as much wrong with a reef tank that I could *thinking that it would be stay alive well because everything for the most part was the same stuff at the place where I bought it from*, how should I affectively go about saving my remaining live coral before it turns to a nice white shade of dead?

Where are you located in Edmonton?

I couldn't help but laugh at this comment, lol.

btw if anyone is near the Rabbit hill road area I can give you the acro's for a while so that they don't die, the only thing would be once my tank is reset up correctly *hey alright, "i told you so" really fits right now so don't rub it in* I would like a frag of that coral back. Assuming that it survives,

Current health of coral:

Frag: Alive, slightly faded, but pretty green and red

Colony: Pretty dead, hugely faded with small amounts of color left, some small parts near the base are still strong with color, others have false color, gained by the coralline algea, but this is fairly obvious and most of the still alive coral that is near the base, not covered with coralline algea does not have a horrible dead white to it .

think south end

correction, just recently the green has faded so its a mix of light pale green and normal green

correction again, don't bother, the coral may as well be dead. Srry for using u guys time. I'll be having an empty tank for a while so

Good Day to you all,
Lost Reefer

That sux.