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So far
Well so far not so good actually. The Orchid Dendros still have no sign of polyp extension whatsoever. I'm obviously hoping that changes soon. I might try tempting them out with a feeding attempt. The Ultra Blue Lobo was at first very blue but has already lost that and is now purple. I'm hoping this is just a light intensity or location issue as I would really want the blue color back. I have it on the sand bed for now in a slightly shady area. Advice or thoughts appreciated...
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Try turning your lights out just a few hours earlier and the dendros. Lobo move a little more back into to a cave like area or off to the side for a bit and then back out into more light gradually. Keep me posted Dave |
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Thanks
Thanks Dave for fast reply.
I think your dendro sentence got cut off...? How much light were you keeping them in? I will move the Lobo into an even shadier area for a few days and do a more gradual move into the light. Did you get any new stock this week? |
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Keep me posted Dave |
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Not yet
No sign of polyp extension yet. I moved them under an overhang. I am going to try target feeding in isolation. I thought Dendros were out mainly during the day, if not at least I've read you can train them onto daytime feeding, supposedly.
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