Leather got burnt on heater
 

Because of a sudden cold run in the weather I put in the tank a seconds
heater, this was just pressed onto the front glass, anyhow, my leather coral
seems to have grown a bit over the past week or the rock it is on moved a
little and a section of the coral was touching the heater. That area looks
very brown like cooked meat. Any ideas what will happen after this ?, should
I cut that peice off with a razor blade and bin it ? or just leave it for
nature to fix ?

-Andrew

Leather got burnt on heater
 

I'd leave it to heal. (Sorry about the delay in replying, I'm catching
up on old posts as I have time. :)

Marc


skozzy wrote:
Because of a sudden cold run in the weather I put in the tank a seconds
heater, this was just pressed onto the front glass, anyhow, my leather coral
seems to have grown a bit over the past week or the rock it is on moved a
little and a section of the coral was touching the heater. That area looks
very brown like cooked meat. Any ideas what will happen after this ?, should
I cut that peice off with a razor blade and bin it ? or just leave it for
nature to fix ?

-Andrew




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Leather got burnt on heater
 

I did leave it and it is fine now.


"Marc Levenson" wrote in message
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I'd leave it to heal. (Sorry about the delay in replying, I'm catching
up on old posts as I have time. :)

Marc


skozzy wrote:
Because of a sudden cold run in the weather I put in the tank a seconds
heater, this was just pressed onto the front glass, anyhow, my leather
coral
seems to have grown a bit over the past week or the rock it is on moved
a
little and a section of the coral was touching the heater. That area
looks
very brown like cooked meat. Any ideas what will happen after this ?,
should
I cut that peice off with a razor blade and bin it ? or just leave it
for
nature to fix ?

-Andrew




--
Personal Page: http://www.sparklingfloorservice.com/oanda/index.html
Business Page: http://www.sparklingfloorservice.com
Marine Hobbyist: http://www.melevsreef.com