Yeah, I'm not 100% sure of the species.That looks more like a trachy or meat coral than a scoly.
But I think she should sell it for cheap . I volunteer to buy it for cheap
Honestly keep an eye on it. Looks like a small infection. As it stands from picture, I should be without too much problems.
Yes def keep an eye on your phosphates. IMO it’s the most important value to test. Lugols will definitely work. Just be sure to put enough drops to almost get a light tea consistency. Typically in a small tupperware container that’s about 8-12 drops. I dip it for about 10 mins.Would Lugols do for an iodine dip? It's been on that rock for almost a year but I'll move it to the sand if you think that'll help.
I don't think I've tested phosphates. If I don't have that in my kit I'll get one and test it tomorrow
And put a little air bubble stone in there right?Yes def keep an eye on your phosphates. IMO it’s the most important value to test. Lugols will definitely work. Just be sure to put enough drops to almost get a light tea consistency. Typically in a small tupperware container that’s about 8-12 drops. I dip it for about 10 mins.
That’s not necessary. 10-15 mins in a dip without a bubbler won’t affect anything. I suppose it wouldn’t hurt. Just lightly take a pipette and blow off the area that looks infected while it’s in the dip.And put a little air bubble stone in there right?