Are they going to make it?

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So I just got a new hammer and frog spawn yesterday, params are good, however I noticed they look funny? I did put them in a Coral Rx dip for 15 min and a rinse dip for 15 and they weren’t open at first however now they’re open and look like this.. any help? Or are they just adjusting? My other frogspawn I just got doesn’t look like that but I also got them from 2 different coral shops
 
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So I just got a new hammer and frog spawn yesterday, params are good, however I noticed they look funny? I did put them in a Coral Rx dip for 15 min and a rinse dip for 15 and they weren’t open at first however now they’re open and look like this.. any help? Or are they just adjusting? My other frogspawn I just got doesn’t look like that but I also got them from 2 different coral shops
I would move them down to the sand bed. Hammer and Frog Spawn tend to like low light and low flow. Do you have them right next to eachother in the picture? Put a little room between them. And give them time to acclimate to your system :)
 
I would move them down to the sand bed. Hammer and Frog Spawn tend to like low light and low flow. Do you have them right next to eachother in the picture? Put a little room between them. And give them time to acclimate to your system :)
Okay so put all my hammer and frogspawn in the sand bed?
 
I have one larger green tip frogspawn about the size of a gold ball and those other two in the picture
 
Also I have two smaller duncas and a soft leather green tip, where should I put them?
low in the tank on the rockwork, in medium flow.
 
low in the tank on the rockwork, in medium flow.
Thanks for all the help got kind of worried when they were like clear lol I’ll move em and see what happens, what sucks is it’s a 30g tall so I have to use one of those grabber things to put them low
 

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