Is this normal for new ACRO?

[bjasontoups]

This is my new Pearlberry Acro that I just received two days ago. I had it at the bottom of the tank in full light and just move him out of direct light today. Some of the tissue is sluffing off and I wanted to know if it is normal to have this happen.

all water test are WNL.

Thanks J

 

[PIMPALA]

nope. usually when an acro does that, its a sign of instant death. i doubt it makes it thru the next 24 hours

 

[PIMPALA]

if you chop off one of the stalks on the far left where there is NO white at all, and glue it to a new frag plug, you might be able to save a little of it.

 

[jjmoneyman]

Shes a goner. PM sent.

 

[bjasontoups]

Thanks for the quick replies.

 

[PIMPALA]

if it were mine, i'd take those two branches on the left, snip them off, and mount them on new plugs. one horizontal on the plug, one vertical. give them a RX dip, and cross your fingers that one of them makes it.

 

[Badinfo]

ya thats what my brother did to his huge tri color colony and saved a lot of his coral. that would be best

 

[PSU4ME]

smell it.....usualy stinks like all heck when the tissue id dying off.

+1 on the snipping

 

[BLADEYAMAHA]

Good Luck!

 

[offshore357]

Frag it quick!

Good luck

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[dmatt88]

if it were mine, i'd take those two branches on the left, snip them off, and mount them on new plugs. one horizontal on the plug, one vertical. give them a RX dip, and cross your fingers that one of them makes it.

Exactly what I'd do. Just move quick it may b too late. It happens so fast.

,....I tend to talk about reefing

 

[carlo]

How are your kh, cal, and mg levels?