Sea whip

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looks like you got some good advise. hows the sea whip doing? I lost quite a few gorgs as I was not 100% sure on my scape so did not glue them down they feel over tons and eventually died.

so what I learned:
glue them down and give them a home.
good flow
good lighting
and feed

I plan on getting a lot more once the tank move is over...
keep us posted on how it goes!
 
looks like you got some good advise. hows the sea whip doing? I lost quite a few gorgs as I was not 100% sure on my scape so did not glue them down they feel over tons and eventually died.

so what I learned:
glue them down and give them a home.
good flow
good lighting
and feed

I plan on getting a lot more once the tank move is over...
keep us posted on how it goes!
So far so good on the sea whip. Have it placed in an area with great flow. Had to prop it up with a piece of rock to keep it from falling over because I had to place it in the sand. All polyps are extended the whole time the lights are on. I feed frozen baby brine or frozen copepods every evening so it’s getting plenty of food.
 

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