is my brain dying?

[pokmingsheng]

hey guys...

help me take a look at my brain coral...

few mins ago, it just expelled quite alot of white stuff (looks like mysis shrimps)

i target feed it twice a week..

due to my carelessness,

i accidently spill sea salt" into my tank and it happen to land directly on top of my brain,

half an hour later, it started expelling lots of white stuff...

i got damn scared,

when to pick it up, realise that its damn hard..

not suppose to be like that right???

is it dead??

the colours are still there and its not bleaching...

checked water parameters, everything normal...

thinking of leaving it in my tank overnight to see how it goes tomorrow morning....

would like to hear ur advice..

thanks...

[TayHongSiang]

Dun worry bro...they are quite hardy.

They expelled muscus is becoz they are stressed from the salt mix that fell on them.

Hardening could be a way or protecting themselves.

Just leave it alone and it will recover.

Meanwhile, if you want to feed them, ideally to supplement feeding with prawn or fish meat in small pieces once or twice a month will do.

They dun require frequent feeding.

Btw, try to change yr waters in the night when yr lights are off rather than in the day when yr corals are "awake" to minimise stress.

[pokmingsheng]

Dun worry bro...they are quite hardy.

They expelled muscus is becoz they are stressed from the salt mix that fell on them.

Hardening could be a way or protecting themselves.

Just leave it alone and it will recover.

Meanwhile, if you want to feed them, ideally to supplement feeding with prawn or fish meat in small pieces once or twice a month will do.

They dun require frequent feeding.

Btw, try to change yr waters in the night when yr lights are off rather than in the day when yr corals are "awake" to minimise stress.

so glad to hear that bro!

and thanks for the advice on changing water...

will take note of that...

[Vlamingi_cont]

Dun worry bro...they are quite hardy.

They expelled muscus is becoz they are stressed from the salt mix that fell on them.

Hardening could be a way or protecting themselves.

Just leave it alone and it will recover.

Meanwhile, if you want to feed them, ideally to supplement feeding with prawn or fish meat in small pieces once or twice a month will do.

They dun require frequent feeding.

Btw, try to change yr waters in the night when yr lights are off rather than in the day when yr corals are "awake" to minimise stress.

I think hardening is not self defense... Its the skeleton u're touching bro..

[pokmingsheng]

I think hardening is not self defense... Its the skeleton u're touching bro..

ehh.. so does it mean that its dead??? =/

[iskay]

Just hope for the best. If it re-inflates, then might recover. If it stays deflated, then might not be good news. You'll surely know when it dies as the flesh will float off and the bone-white skeleton will remain. Good luck.

[pokmingsheng]

Just hope for the best. If it re-inflates, then might recover. If it stays deflated, then might not be good news. You'll surely know when it dies as the flesh will float off and the bone-white skeleton will remain. Good luck.

ok... colour is still there, so i'm hoping for the best...

all because of my stupid carelessness...

will let time tell.. haha...

[Vlamingi_cont]

ehh.. so does it mean that its dead??? =/

Shouldn't be dead bro... Gd luck

[pokmingsheng]

its back!!!!

not hard anymore...

bright and puffy!

thanks guys for the assurance and advice...

[iskay]

Cool. keep good care of your garden.