Bubble Tip Separated

[vetteguy53081]

Thank you. They both look really good today. The baby/smaller piece has moved almost right beside the larger piece last night. I have read that two bubble tips should not touch each other... should I encourage the baby to find its own rock? Or is there an exception to the rule since it is part of the same nem??

Also: I have tried to feed both nems each day with no luck. They look good today, but still did not cling to the baby brine shrimp not the thawed grocery store chopped shrimp that I have offered. Thinking maybe they need more time? Not sure what else to offer them.

Let them heal before feeding. Large shrimp may be too big. Dry powdered such as reef roids are ideal foods.

 

[AcroNem]

Let them heal before feeding. Large shrimp may be too big. Dry powdered such as reef roids are ideal foods.

They can take quite large foods. .5mm- an inch are all fine for most E. quadricolor.

 

[srad750c]

Let them heal before feeding. Large shrimp may be too big. Dry powdered such as reef roids are ideal foods.

Doesn’t matter if they touch, they’re a clone. I never direct feed mine, all they get is amino acids, vitamins and trace elements. I haven’t seen mine catch food passing by.

 

[srad750c]

My bubble tips split every couple of months they play well touching all my acros and zoas no stinging

Both of mine sting everything within reach. Moved them to a breeder for now. Guess I will be setting up a new tank as soon as fishing season is over.

 

[Shaddow_wolf169]

Both of mine sting everything within reach. Moved them to a breeder for now. Guess I will be setting up a new tank as soon as fishing season is over.

I think I have solved the stinging issue reef safe bubble tips.

 

[Philip Chin]

they are fine!