Should i be wearied?
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flower
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Hi,
Is it newly added? Sometimes it takes a while for them to recuperate after being moved..... Otherwise, check for nitrates or phosphates, high readings on either one will make it drop and be sad. If those test result readings are at 0, then make sure there is plenty of water flow, they like a strong pulsing current.
Is it newly added? Sometimes it takes a while for them to recuperate after being moved..... Otherwise, check for nitrates or phosphates, high readings on either one will make it drop and be sad. If those test result readings are at 0, then make sure there is plenty of water flow, they like a strong pulsing current.
flower
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Originally Posted by RT101 http:///t/397527/should-i-be-wearied#post_3543306
Hi
It is in my tank now for 7 days.
After being on a 58 hour flight.
Water 100%
Torch coral, Elegance coral and Xenias all doing GOOD.
The placement is right in the flow path.
The problem is i might just be paranoid because where i live these items are insanely expensive.
Hi,
It takes a coral time to adjust, a week to 10 days...since the polyps are open it should perk up soon. They need the really strong water flow to help them sloth off the skin they shed. After being stressed with the move, it no doubt will be shedding very soon.
Originally Posted by RT101 http:///t/397527/should-i-be-wearied#post_3543306
Hi
It is in my tank now for 7 days.
After being on a 58 hour flight.
Water 100%
Torch coral, Elegance coral and Xenias all doing GOOD.
The placement is right in the flow path.
The problem is i might just be paranoid because where i live these items are insanely expensive.
Hi,
It takes a coral time to adjust, a week to 10 days...since the polyps are open it should perk up soon. They need the really strong water flow to help them sloth off the skin they shed. After being stressed with the move, it no doubt will be shedding very soon.