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So I got a Kenya tree 1 green and 1 pink a Zoa and a hammer. The green Kenya tree opened up and so did the hammer The pink Kenya tree fell of the frag plug and is a bit shrivelled up and the Zoa is closed. I just put the Kenya tree on a rock will it attach itself and is this normal for it to be a bit shrivelled up and the Zoa being closed I got them on Sunday
 
Quite temperamental some, just leave it.
Maybe an elastic band to hold it in place it takes a bit of time for it to hold.
 
Temp 26C SG.025 PH 8.2 NO2 0 NO3 around 20-30 mg/L NH3 0 PO4 below 0.2 mg/L
 
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You can see hammer and green Kenya tree and I think if the hammer is doing this well then the pink Kenya tree should be ok
 
Just to confirm Zoa being closed and Kenya tree being shrivelled up and coming of frag plug is normal
 
Ok good I started to worry
 

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