Emergency help with mangroves!

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Just moved my mangroves over to a new tank about a week ago and now they look like this any idea? I read something about it petentally being a humor issue?

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It's a regular plant, albeit a salt tolerant one....do what you would do to a wilted house plant. Give it a good mist with freshwater. Rainwater would be best. Dechlorinate if using tap water.
 

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Just moved my mangroves over to a new tank about a week ago and now they look like this any idea? I read something about it petentally being a humor issue?

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Do not know what a "humor issue " is.
How did you move them?
The roots are the life blood.
They don't tolerate change in salinity or being uprooted easily.
Did you replant or float them?
I'll try to help if I can.
 

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