Hitchhiker Coral need id!

marvin willis

marvin willis

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it looks to be polyp of a zoa

ill try to take more pic of it
Will it survive 5 days with out good lighting.. MY t-5 fixture wont be here till thursday, and is it possible for it live during my cycle?
the head of it is all brown
 
fishkid13

fishkid13

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I should be good without lighting for a few days becaus the sun isnt all the ways out everyday and somedays not out at all but I dont now how well it will do during the cycling and to me it is most likey a polyp of some sort I but cant identify what the name of it. Hope that helps.
 
jerryatrick

jerryatrick

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I agree with the above poster. Your water parameters will do the damage. You never know, you might think it is dead then 1 month later it grows again. A better pic would help for coral ID.
 
marvin willis

marvin willis

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Originally Posted by JerryAtrick
http:///forum/post/2684723
I agree with the above poster. Your water parameters will do the damage. You never know, you might think it is dead then 1 month later it grows again. A better pic would help for coral ID.
i will get more pics
 
jerryatrick

jerryatrick

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Originally Posted by Marvin Willis
http:///forum/post/2685273
Nevermind guise it opened up, i think i found another one... Will it be a good idea to try to feed them?
Not the zoa expert and I do not spot feed mine. Have heard that people spot feed zoas with cyclopeeze.
 
ginnboy

ginnboy

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looks like a Palthoa to me ,cool hitchhiker any color or just brown.I found two brown ones on a rock I just got a month ago.
 
ginnboy

ginnboy

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so far they have not but they have opened up and turned toward the lights so I'm hoping they will start
 
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