attempted scoly rescue..

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wow guess i havnt updated this in a long time lol

but the scoly is still doign great and looks amazing! here are some pictures i took this morning with the blue moon light LED's on

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its gets a couple new life spectrum pellets daily when feeding the tank, and i give it a peice of krill or small table shrimp now and again. low flow and low light and they recover fast!
 
When I fed my scoly's new life spectrum pellets they take them in then about 15 minutes later spit them all back out. Krill or anything meaty they take and keep it.
 
hmm nevre seen mine spit the pellets out, its spits the krill and stuff out more than anything else! hmm each creature is different thats for sure!
 
Old thread, but I found it as I'm trying to recover one myself. Looking at your posting dates, it took you about a year to recover this coral Good to know it's doable.. just realizing how long it takes. Good work.
 

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