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02-22-2006, 04:24 PM
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I added three things at the same time, a yellow watchman goby, a conch snail, and a pulsing xenia. That was it! Don't know how to fix it. It looks like a couple of the Zoos came detached from the rock and are loose on the bottom, but the rest of them are gone!
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02-22-2006, 04:44 PM
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None of those corals should have anything to effect the way the zoos do in the tank, UNLESS you have them touching and the touch of one coral is persistantly RUBBING against the zoos.
With that said... Lots of reasons why your zoos aren't doing well.. Are they melting or disappearing? If they are coming detached and were a frag, I'd bet that the glue isn't doing its job. You'll have to find the polyps and reglue them down. More info, then more replies. - X.
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02-22-2006, 04:49 PM
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Pulsing Xenias are defenceless, unless you count the smell they leave on your hands when you touch them.
Check to see if any hitch-hikers, like crabs or checkerboard snails are lurking around.
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