Why is my Kenya Tree side ways?

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Hello,

Im new with soft corals and purchased this Kenya Tree today. It’s been sideways since I put him in my tank. Tank has been running for 2 months and has passed the nitrogen cycle.

Parameters
Alkalinity: 11
Ph: 7.8
Phosphate: 0.2
Calcium: 450
Magnesium: 1300
Ammonia: 0
Nitrate:0
Nitrate: 30


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Yes to this ^
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yhis is what it was
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Too right is Kenya tree

Also tons of little baby’s
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For the longest time . I couldn’t keep them alive .
And gave up trying .
Now I believe seeing as I have a Xenia field growing out of control . I would be able to now.
 
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they are weird corals, mine shrinks expands twists and turns all the time. but it never stops growing
 
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To add to this …
For the longest time . I couldn’t keep them alive .
And gave up trying .
Now I believe seeing as I have a Xenia field growing out of control . I would be able to now.
What’s funny about it it’s huge now but when I first introduced it
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What’s funny about it it’s huge now but when I first introduced it
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Side view ..
the furthest away is the entire side with Xenia
 

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So mine isn’t dead right? How would I come to know if the coral is dead?
 
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So mine isn’t dead right? How would I come to know if the coral is dead?
Not dead if there is still flesh the coral will always come back in my experience, I snip the branches off of the Kenya and they just grow back
 
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This is how it looks after one day in my tank. Is it shedding or is it dead?
 
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They do
Hello,

Im new with soft corals and purchased this Kenya Tree today. It’s been sideways since I put him in my tank. Tank has been running for 2 months and has passed the nitrogen cycle.

Parameters
Alkalinity: 11
Ph: 7.8
Phosphate: 0.2
Calcium: 450
Magnesium: 1300
Ammonia: 0
Nitrate:0
Nitrate: 30


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They do this if touched, moved or sometimes if wavemakers paused & restarted.
For a bombproof coral they are kind of prone to moodiness.itll get over it & recover soon
 
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Kenya Tree, is listed on YouTube, as the Coral that will grow in a Toilet. The Dandelion, Crabgrass of the Aquarium. I keep pulling out, which makes it spread more.
 
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