Help me identify this live rock hitchhiker please
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Re: Help me identify this live rock hitchhiker please
I'd feed every 3 days, until it looks healthier.
You are getting sleepy... you only hear the sound of my voice... you must do water changes... water changes... water changes... water changes...
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sevenyearnight
Re: Help me identify this live rock hitchhiker please
I took the coral back to the shop where it has a better environment in which to recuperate. I didn't expect live coral to be part of the liverock rubble, and I don't want the extra mouths to feed right now lol. The "heads" came out a bit more and it was regaining color, but it had algae growth on it, and was in pretty bad shape, I felt sorry for it and wanted it to have a better environment to recover.
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Re: Help me identify this live rock hitchhiker please
so did you give it back, or are they just holding onto it till its health?
RTR wrote:Fahakas do not have tank mates, they may have swimming food reserves.
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sevenyearnight
Re: Help me identify this live rock hitchhiker please
I just gave it back, I'm not ready to deal with coral just yet, and it's not one I would have chosen anyway.