Dying candy cane coral

[freewilly2]

Any chance of survival for this guy? https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20171102/87e482749fd0acc3efca1c6320b3d936.jpg

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[ReeferNoob4ever]

Yes. Figure out what's bugging it.

[nereefpat]

As long as there is fleshy, which there is plenty, yes.

How long have you had it?
Anyone picking on it?
What lights?
Specific water parameters for alk, Ca, salinity

[monkeysee1]

Candy Canes need fairly intense lighting and really good flow, Freewilly.
T5s or VHOs provide the best light for them.
Feed them with mysis or PhytoFeast regularly also (2-3 times a week). Turn off powerheads while feeding and leave them off for 20 minutes.

[Optionman]

here's how my candy cane colony has progressed in 18 months...and it was constantly being flipped by a red coris wrasse for many months until i got it off the sand. give it good light and good flow. turkey baster with some reef roids periodically doesn't hurt either. good luck