Neon vermiculata, how am I doing?

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I got this 4 weeks ago, it has dropped from yellow to citrus (cool with that I did some reading), it was bought by my lfs to be fragged, I rescued the rest, I couldn't see it cut any more.
All 4 big cuts have skinned over and it is a ball of fluff. :)
I currently have a pair of T5s out so only 6 plus led supplement, I am still edgy after 4 weeks in, usually 2 weeks is the start to relax point, thoughts please? :)

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Polys extended and healed over from the cuts. Sounds pretty good to me. It's probably still adjusting to your lights a little. Might take a little longer than normal for it to "relax" because of the fragging that was done to it.
 
Looks good so far! A little color change is normal and like suckslayer said it’s doing good for being dragged right after landing at the store.
 
Polys extended and healed over from the cuts. Sounds pretty good to me. It's probably still adjusting to your lights a little. Might take a little longer than normal for it to "relax" because of the fragging that was done to it.
Looks good so far! A little color change is normal and like suckslayer said it’s doing good for being dragged right after landing at the store.

Thanks both. England here, I hate seeing the remains of things fragged hard, I have an Aussie import small colony that has been in for 6 days now, not fragged, once I get past 2 weeks I will be happy with that one. :)

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