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Decided to try multiple steps approach to combat this. 1) Add Rabbit fish 2) Use Vibrant - carefully 3) Peroxide dose - may have spot spray 4) Increase Mag to 1600ppm

To small to pluck or siphon off; I tried a little before. I have read Vibrant is an algaecide So nervous to try. I don't like Emerald crabs.

Looking more at the tank I see much more bubble algae than I realized. I have Vibrant but reluctant to use it from all the bad things I have heard. Opinions welcome on Vibrant, Reef Flux, etc. Will be moving the rabbit fish this weekend and try to manually remove what I can access.

Well seems the Bubble algae has spread even though I removed the rock. I cannot pull the ship a part and to many corals on it. Not sure how I want to treat this. Pics below.

Per forum rules you must post price and location. Please state your price per piece of coral.

I used to love dirty water dogs.

Also, did you clean the sensor in the sump? Mine didn't look dirty but was slimy.

I bought at Petco Imagitarium Bacterial Infection Remedy

Believe it or not a general bacterial infection med.

Not going to waste; free fish food.

I just unplug it for a few hours and it resets itself.

The white on its head all healed and looks great. Missing some tissue there and looks like a bump so what. Also, noticed the dorsal and anal fins have a very slight hint of electric blue edging.

Nice deal. To bad you're so far north.

I think it's safe to cut it.

Put up a pic. I have sliced my nepthea when it was splitting, just took longtime to heal.

I've been wanting to do this but to worried I'd screw up the tank and kill everything.

https://maritime-executive.com/article/video-freighter-goes-aground-on-japan-s-biggest-coral-reef

No idea. Yates rescued it and gave it me. Been slowly nursing it back to health. Does have bright colors.

Some bacterial meds and seems to be healing.