Stereonephthya care

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need a quick response. I received a replacement stereonephthya. It arrived unglued from the frag plug. Should I glue it back to plug or try to glue directly to my liverock?
I would put it back on the plug and place it on the bottom to acclimate.
 
Well, I jumped the gun. Glued it directly to the live rock. Must say its pretty and I hope it likes its new home.
 
Well, I jumped the gun. Glued it directly to the live rock. Must say its pretty and I hope it likes its new home.
I don't believe you. Youll have to put up a pic;)
EIther way its prob fine. on one of my leds it has an acclimation button. Just watch for bleaching.
 
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I don't believe you. Youll have to put up a pic;)
EIther way its prob fine. on one of my leds it has an acclimation button. Just watch for bleaching.
my anemone photobombed me
 
Just an update on my stereo. It detached from the rock and was unlocated for a couple days. now at bottom of my cube (30 inches deep) in a spot shaded from light. it appears to be very happy and seems to be growing. not the spot I woul
 
I know this is an old thread, but do you have this coral still? Did it survive?
 

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