Sad euphyllia - any takers?

[Bolicks]

Hey y'all,

Unfortunately, my hammer and torch corals seem to be slowly degenerating (it does not appear to be any BJD-looking issue). Moving them around different flow and PAR zones does not appear to be helping - I'm concluding that they may benefit from a move to a more euphyllia-friendly system.

Would anyone be interested in these corals? I'm looking to rehome them to someone with success growing euphyllia. Pickup is in Albany.

Pictures of affected corals:

 

[Turkeysammich]

I can try but I’m not an expert. I can trade you for something

 

[Bolicks]

I can try but I’m not an expert. I can trade you for something

Give it a shot! Got any big turbos or other algae eaters? Trying to deal with hair algae in the tank I'm taking care of at work.

 

[Turkeysammich]

I do. I don’t know how many. Like 2-3-4 ish. I’ll DM you.

 

[Marcus H]

These don't look to be in too bad of shape. Good luck, I think they can pull through with some tlc.

 

[ashburn2k]

i can give them a try if @phc567 couldnlt make it work

 

[Adit0]

I could try, have had success with torches, hammers, and frogspawn thriving for the last 3+ years now. ime with hammers especially, the placement matters a lot. I've had corals start to melt away, then moved them somewhere else and they stopped receding and slowly but surely established themselves and multiplied 4x or even 8x. Just the super localized flow conditions where they currently are may be the culprit, and you can't see those conditions visually and realize that's the problem, the coral's health is kind of the only hint/sensor you have. My 2 cents

 

[Bolicks]

Thanks for the interest everyone - I'll be passing them to phc567!