Is my Goni happy?

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Hey everyone, so some of you know that I was given my very first goni about a month ago. Here are first photo, and a video from this morning. Does my little guy seem happy? Is there enough flow? Too much flow? Sorry, just new mom worries here🙄

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Polyps extended = happy coral

Looks like you’re on the right track at least!
Thank you! I have read that they usually extend quite a bit. So I didn’t know if my guy is not really extending all the way or not.
 
Some gonis have long stems and some are short. I can’t tell what kind you have so I also can’t tell if it’s fully extended or not, but, the polyps are out so at the very least it’s not upset
 
Some gonis have long stems and some are short. I can’t tell what kind you have so I also can’t tell if it’s fully extended or not, but, the polyps are out so at the very least it’s not upset
Thank you
 
Hey everyone, so some of you know that I was given my very first goni about a month ago. Here are first photo, and a video from this morning. Does my little guy seem happy? Is there enough flow? Too much flow? Sorry, just new mom worries here🙄

IMG_8270.jpeg
Quite happy IMO.
 
Looks very good. perfect flow.
Any manganese in your system ?

Im a huge believer in manganese dosing for gonis. Working really well for me for a while now.
 
Looks very good. perfect flow.
Any manganese in your system ?

Im a huge believer in manganese dosing for gonis. Working really well for me for a while now.
Thank you very much! Yes, so there is manganese in the salt I use, but I also dose a very small amount weekly because of the Goni.
 

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