Post by jayrod2009 on Jun 27, 2012 20:21:11 GMT -5
Ok, I know, this is a wrestling forum, and yes, I researched my question before asking. And no, I really don't feel like creating a account for a fish forum, when I would never go there, and yes, its to late to call my Local fish shop for answers..... Ok, with that out of the way..
I purchased some Duncan corals ( 2 heads) today at a fish store today, around 3:45pm. I fully inspected them for about 15 minute's before making the final purchase. All their coral looked to be extremely healthy. I acclimated the coral for about 30 minutes, and set him in the bottom of my tank on my crushed coral sand bed. Since then, they have been retracted. Its 9:15pm right now, and they are now half retracted, but will periodically go fully retracted.
All of my tank perameters are perfect. Its a 3 gallon Picotope nano, with a very healthy amount of Xenia and Green Star Polyps.... So i know its not my peremeters, or water quality problems...
Im really worried that after paying $20 on a double headed Australian Duncan that im going to loose them. If anyone has any tips or insight on this, your help will be appreciated. Thank you so much!
I purchased some Duncan corals ( 2 heads) today at a fish store today, around 3:45pm. I fully inspected them for about 15 minute's before making the final purchase. All their coral looked to be extremely healthy. I acclimated the coral for about 30 minutes, and set him in the bottom of my tank on my crushed coral sand bed. Since then, they have been retracted. Its 9:15pm right now, and they are now half retracted, but will periodically go fully retracted.
All of my tank perameters are perfect. Its a 3 gallon Picotope nano, with a very healthy amount of Xenia and Green Star Polyps.... So i know its not my peremeters, or water quality problems...
Im really worried that after paying $20 on a double headed Australian Duncan that im going to loose them. If anyone has any tips or insight on this, your help will be appreciated. Thank you so much!
