Stopping stn

[Marlin65]

I found out that they either die all the way or stop and start to grow back.
I have tried to cut off the dead parts before but some will just keep going untill they are gone.
The best you can do is cross your fingers and hope for the best. (That I know of)

[Aquattro]

Originally Posted by Marlin65

The best you can do is cross your fingers and hope for the best. (That I know of)

In all my years of SPS keeping, this is probably the only thing that works Just hope real hard.

[Acrowhora]

I too am experiencing this problem my sps are suffering from stn,i've already lost a colony of blue tenius and a few other frags i've got my fingers crossed and praying to the coral god

[Tn23]

Have you guys tried super-gluing the part that is dying? I guess thats just like basically cutting it off but I've noticed it working sometimes.

[Bblinks]

Maybe a couple drips of lugols in a cup of water if its removable to disinfect

[Acrowhora]

I'll dip them in revive today...just hope it's enough to save my sps.

[SteveConn]

I trim them back as much as possible then superglue a barrier between the dying spots and healthy tissue. I make a barrier as well where I cut with a liberal amount of superglue. Seems to work sometimes if I've caught it early on.

[Proteus]

Yeah I've cut, glued, trimmed, and dipped. No hope yet.

Just don't want to loose all of his corals.
Funny though I picked up some stn acros a few weeks prior from lfs and all are good