GSP Back from the Dead

[iemsparticus]

So, for at least 6 months, as near as I can figure it, my GSP Island has been buried under my substrate thanks to my Diamond Goby. Try as I might, I just couldn’t keep the Goby from burying it, and I had just given them up for dead a long long time ago. Yesterday, as I was vacuuming my sand during a water change, I uncovered the rock, and got it on top of the sand, not thinking much of it. Today, what do I see? A single, solitary, Green Star Polyp open and happy as can be! I was completely blown away! Anyone had this experience before?

 

[Flippers4pups]

So, for at least 6 months, as near as I can figure it, my GSP Island has been buried under my substrate thanks to my Diamond Goby. Try as I might, I just couldn’t keep the Goby from burying it, and I had just given them up for dead a long long time ago. Yesterday, as I was vacuuming my sand during a water change, I uncovered the rock, and got it on top of the sand, not thinking much of it. Today, what do I see? A single, solitary, Green Star Polyp open and happy as can be! I was completely blown away! Anyone had this experience before?

It's tough stuff for sure!

 

[ndrwater]

GSP is darn hard to kill. I have an acro that has been buried half a dozen times a d it refuses to die..
Where theres a will theres a way i suppose

 

[Katrina71]

GSP can survive anything with enough time I think.