Sick Coral?
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what is you coral, what did you feed him.
Once i fed an open brain with rotten plankton ...(my fridge died and when i switched to the new one i just put it in the new freezer anyways...bad move )
I forgot. The tentacles grabbed it...then he regurgitated it. He's ok. End of story. Don't have much experience with rotten food, but i think a fish has more chance to eat rotten food and get sick than a coral.
Once i fed an open brain with rotten plankton ...(my fridge died and when i switched to the new one i just put it in the new freezer anyways...bad move )
I forgot. The tentacles grabbed it...then he regurgitated it. He's ok. End of story. Don't have much experience with rotten food, but i think a fish has more chance to eat rotten food and get sick than a coral.
well precisely...the word " smorgusborg " isn't helping me.
If you talking about corralimorphs, they rely on photosynthesis to get the majority of their food.
They're filter feeder and they can't handle big chunks. Zooplankton can be a monthly meal and you can use a seringe to target the animals, so you'll end up with less waste. Since you have a 10g maybe you should stop feeding the mush. It may pollute more than anything else.
Have you checked your ph, temp, salinity, nitrates, nitrites, ammonia levels ?
If you talking about corralimorphs, they rely on photosynthesis to get the majority of their food.
They're filter feeder and they can't handle big chunks. Zooplankton can be a monthly meal and you can use a seringe to target the animals, so you'll end up with less waste. Since you have a 10g maybe you should stop feeding the mush. It may pollute more than anything else.
Have you checked your ph, temp, salinity, nitrates, nitrites, ammonia levels ?
You better know what you put/ what is in your tank .
You know www.wetwebmedia.com ? Great site, there's even a search engine.
You know www.wetwebmedia.com ? Great site, there's even a search engine.
