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Old 09-12-2012, 03:53 AM
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Default Question about brain coral

Hello all.
I brought in a brain coral and part of the flesh was damaged.
the damage is slowly spreading.
is there anything I can do to save this coral?
would a Iodine dip help?
thanks in advance
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Old 09-12-2012, 04:05 AM
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I tore a large one once-
* I just put it in a lower flow and lower light tank and just mild supplements to bring it back. It came around full circle in a month- Good Luck*


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CoralRX might help, I've had great success with it and damaged corals.
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CoralRX might help, I've had great success with it and damaged corals.
I second the CoralRX, I totally forgot about it and it's great!


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