Mushroom trouble
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full of questions
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I would say that it's dying! in this hobby (or as i like to
call it a dependent that as no tax credit) we can try our
very best and still get heart broken,at any given time.
some coral or fish won't make it,when another of the
same will do great.It's a beautiful work of art,when
everything is doin and lookin good,but it can all be a
very nerve racking,hair pulling thing,even for the most
experienced hobbyist.The main thing is to never give
up>
call it a dependent that as no tax credit) we can try our
very best and still get heart broken,at any given time.
some coral or fish won't make it,when another of the
same will do great.It's a beautiful work of art,when
everything is doin and lookin good,but it can all be a
very nerve racking,hair pulling thing,even for the most
experienced hobbyist.The main thing is to never give
up>
full of questions
Member
I would say that it's dying! in this hobby (or as i like to
call it a dependent that as no tax credit) we can try our
very best and still get heart broken,at any given time.
some coral or fish won't make it,when another of the
same will do great.It's a beautiful work of art,when
everything is doin and lookin good,but it can all be a
very nerve racking,hair pulling thing,even for the most
experienced hobbyist.The main thing is to never give
up>
call it a dependent that as no tax credit) we can try our
very best and still get heart broken,at any given time.
some coral or fish won't make it,when another of the
same will do great.It's a beautiful work of art,when
everything is doin and lookin good,but it can all be a
very nerve racking,hair pulling thing,even for the most
experienced hobbyist.The main thing is to never give
up>
007
Active Member
Well, based on the picture I would say that the issue is with the coral and not with the water or conditions in the tank. If it were the conditions then the other polyps would be affected as well.
IMO, I dont think that I would worry too much about it. It is only one coral on a colony of several and mushrooms reproduce at such a prolific rate that it will more than likely be replaced in no time.
On the other hand, have any of the other mushrooms done this? If so, then i would agree with the previous posts that something is irritating them.
I wouldn't worry about it . . . .
IMO, I dont think that I would worry too much about it. It is only one coral on a colony of several and mushrooms reproduce at such a prolific rate that it will more than likely be replaced in no time.
On the other hand, have any of the other mushrooms done this? If so, then i would agree with the previous posts that something is irritating them.
I wouldn't worry about it . . . .
col
Active Member
None of the other musrooms have done this. I hope it isn't the first of many!!!
My Orange Button polyp has been harrassed by my cleaner shrimp and is not looking as happy as it was. Som of the fish are showing a bit too much interest aswell, perhaps there is food trapped or similar?
My Orange Button polyp has been harrassed by my cleaner shrimp and is not looking as happy as it was. Som of the fish are showing a bit too much interest aswell, perhaps there is food trapped or similar?
