I just got some bubble tips in the mail

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Bubble tips in the mailing acclimated them, then turned the pumps off, 1 hour later they are still not attached to anything and the ones mouth is wide open and looks very limp. I got them from coralannoynoums online and they don’t look too good, at least the one.
 
Bubble tips in the mailing acclimated them, then turned the pumps off, 1 hour later they are still not attached to anything and the ones mouth is wide open and looks very limp. I got them from coralannoynoums online and they don’t look too good, at least the one.
Assure they are properly acclimated , with salinity matched and one hour may be too soon yet. Its often up to 4 hours and if they are trying to hide, light may be too bright
 
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Low flow. Don't make too many changes at this point since they are already stressed out. The anemones will attach WHEN they want to attach. Unlike most corals, they have a mind of their own. They will do what they want to do (including dying).

Which state are you located? They seem to have issues when shipping outside of California. I haven't had issues with them since I am in LA.

Also, ask them for their salinity parameters. You might need to adjust. Normally with soft corals you drip acclimate or do a 50/50 bag water and tank water to adjust to salinity aside from temperature.
 
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Low flow. Don't make too many changes at this point since they are already stressed out. The anemones will attach WHEN they want to attach. Unlike most corals, they have a mind of their own. They will do what they want to do (including dying).

Which state are you located? They seem to have issues when shipping outside of California. I haven't had issues with them since I am in LA.

Also, ask them for their salinity parameters. You might need to adjust. Normally with soft corals you drip acclimate or do a 50/50 bag water and tank water to adjust to salinity aside from temperature.
I’m in pa on the east coast
 
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Yeah, I buy from them before. They will either give you credit or refund. I opted for refund.
I’m just waiting for a response, the carpet nem hasn’t attached yet either and I know
Nothing about those. It sucks bc they have rly nice bubble tips I can’t find stuff like that anywhere else
 
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The Red BTA looking good. The other one looks stressed. You can QT and treat the one that has not attached. It may help him survives.
 
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