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I sent you a PM
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sent you a plan to get this coral back on track , please post your findings and let me know if it works
any questions shoot "nps corals use food to create energy , this created energy is used to find more food , when a coral becomes starved it has no reserve energy in storage to feed off so its a slow process when one is starved to start with."
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Update on my tank:
Red chile got scrubbed a few times and fed cyclo, phytofeast and marine snow twice a day since. It's starting to put some polyps out. Bought a few new corals off kijiji the other day- sun coral, hammer, frogspawn, torch, open brain, long tentacle plate and a few mushrooms. Feel free to give me any tips you might have or any incorrect IDs. The only one that hasn't fed is the open brain. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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i can't select individual picture but in your first post there are two pictures of anemones one on the sandbed and one on the glass. are these the same anemone?
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I'm not sure which you're talking about, I only have the one anemone (ritteri) on the glass. I have a Goniopora on the sand bed(also pink) and a green elegance.
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looking good
so youll need to keep the chili clean , it needs to be clean in order to get a feeding response, once it feeds often enough its polyps will stay out all day and night alot of your corals are photosynthetic so i wouldnt bother feeding them as pollution takes a couple of months to notice the declining effects and they dont need to be fed , most of the requirements are met thorugh photosynthesis and particulate in the water column. your suncoral though is NPS like the chili , the suncoral needs meat and needs it daily(best reults) glad to see the chili is coming back for you i told you it would work ive had to do the same i bet a thousand times lol cheers denny aka (reefwars) |
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Thanks again for the help. I also have it suspended upside down and I think that's helping. I just fed each polyp of the sun coral with tweezers. It seems pretty happy. I know I over feed the tank I'm terrified that something will starve though.
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I think I see now, your second picture in your first post is a green elegance coral. I have a nem that looks almost identical |
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Wow really? I would love to get one that color. What is it called? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |