First Aid for Euphillia (Frogspawn and Hammer)

[erics210]

So picked up another small tank and the euphillia corals had critters. The Hammer had these white bugs. Not sure of name or type yet. Dipped in revive/iodine mix Not much damage to skeleton of the coral.

Next up is the two branch or wall pinkish frogspawn.
There was one giant(5+mm) dark flat worm( or possibly a nudibranch?)
I also dipped in revive and iodine mix.

It was opened up fully yesterday when i acquired it. So didnt suspect anything.

Aside from possibly redipping and watching for any pests what care should I give it?
Has anyone had one in this bad shape bounce back?

Is it possible it could sprout new heads that would be unaffected?

Post dipping....

 

[Mrx7899x]

I would quarantine them for like 2 weeks before putting them in the tank to make sure there are no eggs on them dip won't kill the eggs.

 

[erics210]

actually part of the tank I picked up yesterday. 65 gallon tank. mostly xenia, a couple kenya tree, the frogspawn, hammer and torch. one other favia looking thing. I will look into an entire worm-x type option, but for now, will keep an eye on the euphyllias and try and keep things off them.

 

[erics210]

So after a couple hours this morning the octospawn/frogspawn opened. Not sure if two closely joined heads or a wall.