Please help tank going down SOUTH FAST!

[jason604]

A nice piece to a tiny piece. What a shame. I glues the receeding pieces behind it in hopes it will come back to life. The first initial receeded piece I frag onto a plug looks like its still alive.

[jason604]

Yes I've been running carbon Brad. Got about 1-2 cups in my sump in a mesh bag. Changes it 2 weeks or so ago. Some ppl told me I shouldn't be putting the already fully recessed frags in the same system as my DT. True?

[Aquattro]

At this point I'd just sit back and see what happens. The acro will live, or not. Playing around with it too much could cause more problems than it could fix. I would personally remove the receded pieces, they aren't going to do much but slough off the rest of the tissue into the tank.

[jason604]

Should I give my hammer a revive dip? It's excreting its guts a bit

[Aquattro]

Originally Posted by jason604

Should I give my hammer a revive dip? It's excreting its guts a bit

I'd just leave it for now. Annoying it further probably won't help. See what it does ever night.

[Madreefer]

Originally Posted by jason604

Should I give my hammer a revive dip? It's excreting its guts a bit

It's just waste. Just do water changes and sit and wait. The more you fiddle the longer it'll take. Patience

[gregzz4]

Originally Posted by jason604

Yes I've been running carbon Brad. Got about 1-2 cups in my sump in a mesh bag. Changes it 2 weeks or so ago. Some ppl told me I shouldn't be putting the already fully recessed frags in the same system as my DT. True?

I'd change the carbon tonight and possibly keep changing it every few days until things calm down
I say this as your current carbon is weeks old and only in a bag (passive)
And even if you had a reactor for the carbon, I'd still suggest changing it until things calm down

At the very least, keep up with some WCs and you should see a turn around