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01-19-2003, 10:22 PM
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First thing,
I think you should have just left the coral and given it some time to get used to it's new surroundings. The leather corals will slough and shrivle up on a regular basis. Mine has done it and continuses to do it daily for sometimes a few hours to 2 days. Give the coral some time to recover and just leave it in one spot. stop touching it and moving it. They will bleed a little bit but usually only for a few minutes or so. cheers
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