I looked through the thread, and the website, but there wasn't specific info yet. Any clue what I should be looking for if it's infected? I've been feeding it every day, and I guess that's a good thing for it in case it IS infected.
Just would be nice to know what to look for.
It's interesting to hear this is what's causing it. I read on the net people figured they were being collected in deeper water, which caused a new set of husbandry requirements.
But the argument of them catching diseases from holding tanks because of the huge assortment of corals that are collected now, sounds quite plausible.
now thousand dollar question, is what does the infection look like? and the ten thousand dollar question is how do you treat it?
Come to think of it, at the LFS, one of the elegance corals did have an infection, and the guy wouldn't sell it. Quite thankful for that. It was from a different system, though, so that increases my chances of a healthy coral.
I'll continue the daily feedings and hope for the best.
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Last edited by kwirky; 10-07-2006 at 07:37 AM.
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