Frag or leave it alone?

[Haulin Oates]

This is an Acro I got from reef stock 2011. It was a piece the aquarium was fragging. It has STN at the base but the top is doing great. In the last week I've (finally) seen decent growth and polyp extension. Should I cut out the STN? basically cut it flat about half way up and re glue so it gets a solid base or see if the top grows ok as is? Also, if I cut it one side of the bottom has some branches that look good, could I cut those and glue to plugs for frags?

 

[tlsrcs]

pretty sure as long as one polyp is on the frag it will grow. but it has a chance of dieng just like a one polyp zoa frag

 

[hurrafreak]

I'd say if it's growing and what seems like STN isnt increasing I'd leave it

 

[Dbarnes]

I would agree leave it unless stn continues, at that point i would frag then coral rx the stn'd part and see what happens

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[newtoreef]

Wat is Stan?

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[newtoreef]

I mean stn


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[daveydoodle]

Slow Tissue Necrosis, in this case the Acro is slowly suffering tissue death or loss. Sometimes it stops, sometimes it occurs more rapidly (RTN).

 

[Haulin Oates]

Well, it was slowly getting worse, so I decided to cut it. So far things are looking good for both pieces!! View attachment 7525
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[Dbarnes]

Great to hear!!! Wanna sell one? Lol

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[Haulin Oates]

DBarnes, I'm gonna give it another week or so, to make sure they are both doing ok, then we can talk!