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![]() I too am experiencing this problem
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![]() 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.
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![]() Maybe a couple drips of lugols in a cup of water if its removable to disinfect
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![]() I'll dip them in revive today...just hope it's enough to save my sps.
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![]() 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.
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![]() 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 |