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Ooo! And post pics! I love that coral!
Yes please !!!

I love that Coral !!!
Currently have one piece of it from a friend which was in not so good shape and he was afraid loosing it.

So I got it in my tank after a harsh dipping process and it's steady and is hanging in there.
Polyps I can see, but not much of color on the tissue.
I'm hopeful it will make it.

Any advise concerning food, lighting or whatever care is highly appreciated ;-)

-Andre
 
Yes please !!!

I love that Coral !!!
Currently have one piece of it from a friend which was in not so good shape and he was afraid loosing it.

So I got it in my tank after a harsh dipping process and it's steady and is hanging in there.
Polyps I can see, but not much of color on the tissue.
I'm hopeful it will make it.

Any advise concerning food, lighting or whatever care is highly appreciated ;-)

-Andre

I say just let it be. Med-high light but not super high. Maybe a tiny bit of fine coral food 1-2 weekly. Or maybe it’s just best to leave it undisturbed for a while.
 
I say just let it be. Med-high light but not super high. Maybe a tiny bit of fine coral food 1-2 weekly. Or maybe it’s just best to leave it undisturbed for a while.
Sounds reasonable advise I do right now.
Looking this morning I can see now traces of purple on the tissue ;-)
 

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