flaming mohican vs krakatoa

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It has been left where I put it as I did not want to stress it further. It has been in transit for 36hrs but all other polyps were open.

4hrs until lights come back on lets see :)
 
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Im still 50/50 to whether it recovers but so far so good I think. I can see a small bit in the centre but no green ring yet as it has not opened that far. Its very small also so hoping it will get bigger now its settling down.
 
Im still 50/50 to whether it recovers but so far so good I think. I can see a small bit in the centre but no green ring yet as it has not opened that far. Its very small also so hoping it will get bigger now its settling down.

I have hope for it. Cracking open is a positive sign. I had a zoa stay closed for two weeks once. Thought it was goner. Then one day it started to peek open. You never can tell with z&p
 

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