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    Default fungia doesn't look so great

    so my fungia is ... dying? it is showing allot of skeleton. it is stable for now, but once
    a month or so, it spreads. i dont know what it is my waters fine. copper is fine and my
    dosing has not changed it was in the tank fine for 6 months. so im wondering if it can
    be saved. there was some talk of rts?

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    Is it getting too much light? too much flow? Have you been feeding it?

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    its sheltered and eats mysis by the ounce.

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    Is it being stung by another coral? I had a fungia lose tissue when a pagoda coral shed a slimey layer (after being exposed to the air during a water change).

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    well it is protected but there is also a next to a cynarina could that be it? but it looks happy

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    Quote Originally Posted by jimi View Post
    well it is protected but there is also a next to a cynarina could that be it? but it looks happy
    Cynarina is a likely culprit. I've never had a cynarina so I can't speak from personal experience, but they can expand to be quite large and may be stinging the fungia. Check the tank a few hours after lights out or before lights on to see if the cynarina is touching the fungia. If so you should move one or the other.

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    im gunna push them a little more apart for a bit. see what i can do

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