Hello all, I have a spag. leather that suffered a blow from an over anxious margarita snail pushing a rather large rock and making it topple over onto the top of my spag. leather.
When I removed the rock I noted the leather's trunck was bent and had a permenant crease. I know note and this is a few days later that it is dissatching from its base. The trunk material is a fluffy white underneath and near the detached part but I see no slime or discoloration to lead me to believe there is any necrosis.
I am asking the more savvy folks to tell me what if anything I should do.
I'm not keen on doing nothing but I am also not keen on doing an overkill thing here to. Please advise
Sincerely Sada
Leather coral dissattatching
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Leather coral dissattatching
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Actually it was out in force today. I noted that some of the skin was ripped leaving some bare spots on the branches and a small branch fell off. There is a little darkening around the very base of the trunk but all in all it's very healthy looking.
I placed a small shell under the rock to tilt the coral against the dissattached spot, I was told not to apply any type of glue and to try and let it place it's foot down itself. So I was going to leave it alone. How long if it decides to reattach will it take for it to do just that?
I placed a small shell under the rock to tilt the coral against the dissattached spot, I was told not to apply any type of glue and to try and let it place it's foot down itself. So I was going to leave it alone. How long if it decides to reattach will it take for it to do just that?
Water travels the path of least resistance, be more then water.