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Blast them a couple times a day with a turkey baster they'll be fine
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Blast them with just tank water??
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yup
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I'll give it a try I just finished the first blast.
Thanks Cody |
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Mine did the same for a bit..and still do. I find they will disapear for a week, only a few actually open and then all of a sudden they will be all puffed out like it's nobodies business. I think they might be sensitive to water changes, disturbances from tank mates.
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System: 30 gal, various soft and LPS coral. 3 powerheads, 96 watt light, backpack skimmer and a 1/13 HP cooler, running overtime. 1 anorexic Fuzzy Lionfish. |
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All of the polyps are closed not and shrinking. Been blasting three times a da for 3 days now, no change.
Any other suggestions? Thanks Cody |
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Could be chemical warfare between the two groups of zoos... maybe try moving them to another location.....
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