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![]() Over the weekend, I did an emergency rearrangement of the rock in my 42 gal hex reef and had my corals in buckets of tankwater while doing so. All the corals suffered a little from bucket treatment, but have all recovered except the toadstool. And it was one of my most beautiful animals
![]() Since being back in the tank, the toadstool has begun to droop more and more each day instead of standing tall and opening. I noticed today at the edges that there was some either dead stuff, or something growing on it. I gently turkey basted off the stuff, but there is no improvement. It also seems to be losing its footing on the rock it's attached to and I think that's why it's drooping so much. What can I do to save this coral? Can I cut it near the base and reattach it, or will that damage it even more? I give this coral another 2-3 days at the most before it's completely gone. Any and all suggestions are welcome. TIA. |