Looking for quick input on Coral

[Yates273]

Question for everybody, I just acquired several Scolys and Gonipora as well as a jawbreaker from a tank crash. I noticed brown jelly on a torch Coral in that tank which I left. Should I dip these corals before trying to rescue them or leave them since they are already stressed? If I dip, the only solution I have is the hydrogen peroxide method for brown jelly disease. I do not see any of it on these corals, but I did see some of it attached to a torch Coral in that tank. Thoughts

 

[Haus]

I would QT and not dip if that’s an option. do You know what caused the tank crash?

 

[Yates273]

My buddy has a 400 gallon and a 20 gallon at his place of employment that he takes care of. Someone thought they would help him during the holidays and dumped all the food meant for the 400 gallon in the 20 gallon. Needless to say they fuc!!ed up tank crashed and killed just about everything.

So far all are doing well. I did not dip due to stress. Gave them several clean saltwater baths before putting in tank

 

[Yates273]

A few more pics. Fingers crossed they do well they are beautiful

 

[john90009]

I’d get that jawbreaker off that alien eye… it’s gonna rip it to shreds at night

 

[Tyguy]

Quarantine if possible, if not then give a bit 2-3 days and watch very closely, I would recommend dipping in a few days just to get anything off the coral, I do it randomly on any of my corals idk once a year and it’s crazy how much junk comes out, it stresses them for a day but then they recover quickly

 

[Yates273]

I’d get that jawbreaker off that alien eye… it’s gonna rip it to shreds at night

It’s been moved, but that damn alien eye grows like a weed only reason I didn’t break it up is my engineer loves hanging underneath it

 

[john90009]

Move it up really high with light and the eyes get neon green and open up to orange when the tentacles come out. Loved that coral but def grew too fast.

 

[Yates273]

So far so good they look fluffy. Looks like I’m gonna lose one of them though. I just fed them reef Roids

 

[hans24hrs]

Maybe dip with lugols/ iodine. Place in holding tank if you have one. Then after a week or so dip in coral dip or hydrogen peroxide (check amounts and time for different corals). Add back to holding tank, but with fresh batch of water. Give a week or two then add to main display