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Looks like it is 2 heads but from what I can see the 2nd head has no flesh. Is this the case? The head I can see, can't tell if the flesh is up and over the skeleton of completely receded within. BTW, your goni is not a softie. It's an LPS.
For that matter, so is the hammer.BTW, your goni is not a softie. It's an LPS.
Two things learned today! Thank you!For that matter, so is the hammer.
It's about 8 months old and currently looking like Cyano is going to be a challenge to fight...How mature is this tank? I had zero success with hammers or any other euphyllia for the first year.
When I purchased it, it came with the dead head.Looks like you already lost the other head?
Your corals will open faster if you just float, dip, and drop. Drip acclimating corals is an unnecessary waste of time at best, and harmful at worst. Corals are self acclimating, getting them into flowing water so they can respirate as soon as possible is best practice. Leave the drip acclimation for inverts (clams especially).I’ve put a frammer in that opened in 15 mins after dipping and dripping. Got another frammer from same guy out of the same tank. He took a day or so to open up. Got a torch from the guy same tank and the torch didn’t open up until I moved him to a spot it liked. I’d give it some time. Also if it’s higher in the tank with greater park than it’s use to it might just be ticked for a few.
Yeah, I did Temp acclimate and dropped it inYour corals will open faster if you just float, dip, and drop. Drip acclimating corals is an unnecessary waste of time at best, and harmful at worst. Corals are self acclimating, getting them into flowing water so they can respirate as soon as possible is best practice. Leave the drip acclimation for inverts (clams especially).
Autocorrect. I didn’t catch it. I float and dip corals. Float and drip inverts. Thanks. My torches and hammers are doing just fineYour corals will open faster if you just float, dip, and drop. Drip acclimating corals is an unnecessary waste of time at best, and harmful at worst. Corals are self acclimating, getting them into flowing water so they can respirate as soon as possible is best practice. Leave the drip acclimation for inverts (clams especially).