will this survive

[naturelover]

I had some flaworm problems and now one of my brain left it's skellton because of the pest. It is still surving on sand bed for a week. I have tried to put it back on it's home but it is not attaching anymore. Brain does look healthy and no sign of frustration or sickness being on sand bed.

 

[overanalyzer]

The coral is a lumpy fleshy blob sitting on the sand it's skeleton is elsewhere?? Really? Do you have a picture?
What are you water paremeters aside form the flat worms??
Sounds liek the coral has bailed out and may be attempting to start a new home ....

 

[naturelover]

it is out of skellton and sitting on sandbottom. i will try to post a pic whne i get home from work. Water params are normal,
ammo- 0
nitrate 0
nitrite 0
ph 8.2
calc 420

 

[jugger]

that sounds really ODD....are you sure it a brain??? never heard of that happening to a brain

 

[j21kickster]

How is that possible?:thinking: If that did happen- i dont know what to tell you on how to save it- I thought the tissue was firmly attached- Do you have any pics

 

[naturelover]

here is pic

 

[naturelover]

here is skellton

 

[j21kickster]

huh, well just try to keep it healthy- what are the lights on your tank?

 

[jugger]

WOW!!!!!11 thats messed up.... and it looks like such a awesome coral....good luck

 

[naturelover]

Originally posted by j21kickster
what are the lights on your tank?
2*400 MH and 4*40 VHO