Happy as a clam?

[WindeyD]

I have a Crocea that I moved up onto the rock work after a week on the sand, it has moved a bit onto its side(see pic)and am wondering if this is a sign that it doesn't like its placement. If it's happy there than I'm happy as I don't want to keep moving it around. Any advice?

 

[WindeyD]

Here's wherebit was a few days ago

 

[phillrodrigo]

Should be fine. Maybe directing itself to the amount of light it wants. Straight up may be to much.

 

[Coralsdaily]

One tricky thing about moving them up (you do want them up as croceas are light hungry) is to not have too much flow "in its face", or it will begin to hop and turn for being suffocated

 

[SantaMonicaHelp]

Here's wherebit was a few days ago

Great advice guys. :thumb:
Sorry this is totally off topic, but what is the coral on the right? It's so beautiful!

-Y

 

[WindeyD]

Do you mean the toadstool?

 

[Reeferdude56]

Sometimes moving it up the rock work is good, but make sure they have attached to the rock. I had a big blue maxima and it fell off and died.

 

[scardall]

Here's my baby

mid level in a 75g. with Aquabeam 1500NP's 30W--have 2 of these lights. clam is a 7" Ultra Blue Maxima. Had him since 10/14

 

[SantaMonicaHelp]

Do you mean the toadstool?

Yeah!! Thanks for sharing. :)

-Y