I got a sea hare today and I am a little concerned. It has been 3 hours post acclimation and it has not moved. I floated the bag. Tested sg which matched so I only driped for 30 min to help it get used to other parameters.
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I am not a sea hare expert but as long as the CUC is not eating it, it is probably aliveNo. No one seems interested so I don't think it is dead... yet. Just worried I did something wrong. I tried three a few years ago and they all died. I learned later my cleaner likely killed them. There is not a cleaner in this tank so I was hoping it would work out this time.
My old ones all ate it before the cleaner shrimp picked them to death...Yeah it won't take care of hair algae your better off buying twenty hermits
Hmm never thought of that. I'll go put him on a rock. I'll be honest I didn't get him as a solution to the problem. I like sea hares and figured this would give him a good meal.Use a peroxide dip on all those frags and let the sea hare work on it elsewhere in the tank..
Maybe he don't like egg crate
I'm very sorry :(Unfortunately it did not make it.
I think it was dead from the start just would take time to smell and attract cuc. Something must have shocked it. I did the flip test to be sure...
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Thank you. I am beginning to think I am just not supposed to have these guys even for a short while. I might give it one more shot in this tank. I am 99% sure the others died thanks to the cleaner. This one I am baffled. Didn't move even once in the bag during acclimation or at all in the tank. Can they die of shock from being scooped out of water? If the next one doesn't live more than a week I am swearing them off for good.I'm very sorry :(
What are your nitrates? From what I read, they are sensitive to them.Thank you. I am beginning to think I am just not supposed to have these guys even for a short while. I might give it one more shot in this tank. I am 99% sure the others died thanks to the cleaner. This one I am baffled. Didn't move even once in the bag during acclimation or at all in the tank. Can they die of shock from being scooped out of water? If the next one doesn't live more than a week I am swearing them off for good.
I'll test when I get off workWhat are your nitrates? From what I read, they are sensitive to them.