Tonga finger leather burned?

[SquareGrouper]

Recently added tonga figure leather, was in perfect condition from Lps. Now a couple fingers look either burned/calcified at the tips. These injured tips are about 2inches from a colony of green star polyps. Not sure if the green star could have caused this? Any ideas?

Have mushrooms, xenon, buttons, all doing fine. Levels good.

 

[Centity]

Green star polyps cannot sting anything as far as I know (although you may want to isolate them before they get out of hand and encrust over your other corals).


My guess is that its something else causing this damage. Pictures?

 

[Dre]

[PDF OVERLAY][/PDF OVERLAY]Green star polyps cannot sting anything as far as I know[PDF OVERLAY][/PDF OVERLAY]

Yes they can sting, seen it happen all the time to soft coral.

 

[gatojebv]

I had GSP and Xenia next to each other and the the Xenia side touching the GSP look burned and stressed.

 

[Centity]

Yes they can sting, seen it happen all the time to soft coral.

I have not experienced this nor found any reputable sources that indicate this is true. Could have been unrelated.

 

[Centity]

I had GSP and Xenia next to each other and the the Xenia side touching the GSP look burned and stressed.

Do you have a picture? I had mine near my Blue Cespitularia for about a week with no signs of stress. I later moved them because they were spreading too quickly to neighboring rocks.

 

[Dre]

[PDF OVERLAY][/PDF OVERLAY]I have not experienced this nor found any reputable sources that indicate [PDF OVERLAY][/PDF OVERLAY]

I am a reputable source and i'm indicating to you that they do sting.The Pink one is even worse than the Green i have both.
Lets not turn this in to a :argue: