anthelia and xenia

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So a friend of mine gave me a softball size piece of rock that has some brown polyps and blue waving hand anthelia on it...he also gave me a small frag of white xenia, how long normally does it take for the xenia to attach itself to a rock and take its form back?
 
Ok cool, i changed my bulbs in my t5 so i could accommodate the corals because i also got some radioactive zoa frags, and brown polyps...the anthelia, the polyps, and the zoas are all up and at it...the zoa arent fully open yet but they are opening up which is a good sign...i was just curious about the xenia because its a beautiful frag and i want to tend to it as best as i can...
 
I'm glad others really like xenia - I know many consider it a nuisance coral but I really like my xenia - you'll just need to watch it and keep it trimmed because if it's happy in your tank, it can grow pretty quickly and take over - xenia definitely prefers some nutrients in the water (nitrate and phosphate) so if your tank is very low nutrient, the xenia may not like it :)
 

WHAT’S USUALLY THE FIRST CLUE THAT SOMETHING IS OFF IN YOUR REEF?

  • A fish’s behavior or appetite changes

    Votes: 10 15.9%
  • A coral looks different or stops opening normally

    Votes: 40 63.5%
  • Water clarity or surface appearance changes

    Votes: 9 14.3%
  • Equipment sounds or flow seem different

    Votes: 7 11.1%
  • A test result catches my attention

    Votes: 14 22.2%
  • Algae or other growth starts changing

    Votes: 14 22.2%
  • I usually notice when the problem is already obvious

    Votes: 3 4.8%
  • It depends on what’s going on

    Votes: 11 17.5%
  • Other (Post in the comments)

    Votes: 1 1.6%
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