Why is my leather always slouching

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Hey, for weeks now my Japanese leather has been slouching over but still opens up. Too much flow? B3D1EDF4-F44D-4310-9527-8F5BA7A2CFDC.jpeg
 
It’s open so that’s good. If he’s getting hit with direct flow that could be o lol Rob. They like more indirect, sporadic flow.
 
It’s open so that’s good. If he’s getting hit with direct flow that could be o lol Rob. They like more indirect, sporadic flow.
Neither are directed right on it. Most the flow is off the glass on the opposite side
 
Might it be that until the ‘stalk’ builds enough girth it can’t really hold the top up fully? My toadstools tend to lean when that size. Just a thought.
 
I’d try rotating it so it is leaning the other way. As it gets bigger it’ll be able to better support itself.
 
I’d try rotating it so it is leaning the other way. As it gets bigger it’ll be able to better support itself.
I don’t really want to move it since it’s growing so well there. It’s tripled in size in only a few weeks. Jumbo shrimp may be right.
 

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