New Candy Cane owner

Manuelnvrz

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I just picked up this candy cane from a tank with bad water quality. It's my first Candy Cane and not sure about behavior and what to look for. Good/Bad signs.
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Looks good to me I have a little candycane forest they can take a few days to a week to open fully
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Nice! How long do they take to split? Mine hasn't sent out any tentacles at night either :-/ anything special I need to know about them?


I also noticed your deep deep sand bed lol
 
Ya I like a 6 inch sand bed myself

I just have them in good light with a medium flow I don't feed them, they can grow fast once there happy I just got a few one and two heads of the red/green one they are in poor shape ill try to get a pic of them now and in a week or so (hopefully they recover quickly I need more color in that forest)
 
Ya I like a 6 inch sand bed myself

I just have them in good light with a medium flow I don't feed them, they can grow fast once there happy I just got a few one and two heads of the red/green one they are in poor shape ill try to get a pic of them now and in a week or so (hopefully they recover quickly I need more color in that forest)

I have mine under a AI prime HD at about 30%
 

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