no, most xenia are incredibly hardy yuo can rip them out and they grow back , when I used t sell mine I never even acclimated them, just wasn't necessary, people forget how unforgiving a place the ocean is and how much punishment corals get put through, many exposed for hours at a time during the tide changes.
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Are you saying I don't need to feed it? I ended up getting one today at the LFS. I did my research and asked the LFS some questions. Since it's one of the few corals I can get in regards to my lighting. He told me to get this zooplankton stuff to feed ever other day. When the xenix gets a little bigger he said could make an x in the stalk of it and it would have two. Is this true? Should I feed it this stuff, what i have is called kent marine zoomax? so far it's all opened up and 'pumping' just fine.
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The zp that I was speeking about is not a powder, comes in a jar. zooplankton are tiny animals that are the basis for many organisms in the ocean. Everything in my tank freaks out when I place zp in the water, they love it. Aquarium Fish & Invertebrate Foods: Zooplankton