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coral guy
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MY BLASTO FELL OVER MY ACAN COLONIE AND THE ACANS FEEDING TENTACLES CAME OUT AND STARTED TO EAT A LITTLE OF THE POLYP
btldreef
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Originally Posted by coral guy http:///forum/thread/386215/blasto-trouble#post_3390824
MY BLASTO FELL OVER MY ACAN COLONIE AND THE ACANS FEEDING TENTACLES CAME OUT AND STARTED TO EAT A LITTLE OF THE POLYP
Ah, that stinks. How's the blasto? I'd feed those acans while the tentacles are out.
Originally Posted by coral guy http:///forum/thread/386215/blasto-trouble#post_3390824
MY BLASTO FELL OVER MY ACAN COLONIE AND THE ACANS FEEDING TENTACLES CAME OUT AND STARTED TO EAT A LITTLE OF THE POLYP
Ah, that stinks. How's the blasto? I'd feed those acans while the tentacles are out.
reefkprz
Active Member
well crap that sucks. place it upright in a similar location lighting and current wise and hope for the best. some corals can be pretty tough. I have done some gnarly things to corals and had them live. my green blast started out as a accidental frag it was a piece that was too small to be usefull to the owner after he dropped his on the floor (1/4inch by 1/4 inch). I threw it in a bag and now there are pieces of that sucker all over the state. keep the faith.
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coral guy
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MY BLASTO LIVED THROUGH A TANK CRASH AND HUGE POWER OUTAGE AND THE THING WAS HALF DEAD WHEN I GOT IT SO I THINK IT CAN LIVE
travelerjp98
Active Member
good luck with that!
My one friend had a tank with a clownfish and a blue tang, then the heater wasn't working right and the tank was like 90 degrees! and the clowns survived!
My one friend had a tank with a clownfish and a blue tang, then the heater wasn't working right and the tank was like 90 degrees! and the clowns survived!