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Hello everyone!
Today I was doing a water change on my frag qt tank just using the hosing from a small python to give me more suction to remove the built up detritus. My tank is bare bottom and I've notice the light bouncing off the bottom has lead to a few corals growing in abstract ways... My nepthea included, has grown pretty much completely sideways, so much so that when I turn off the filter it touches the bottom. Unfortunately II got a little to close and sucked up the top of my poor nepthea, I panicked for a moment so it was probably getting pulled for just over a second before I remembered to just kink the hose. It retracted as is usually does when I bother it but the part that was in the hose seemed unable to close up as much as the rest as you can see in the pic below.
I know they are hardy but I haven't seen stretched like that before and Its my favourite coral by far so figured there would be no harm in asking. Thanks in Advance!
Today I was doing a water change on my frag qt tank just using the hosing from a small python to give me more suction to remove the built up detritus. My tank is bare bottom and I've notice the light bouncing off the bottom has lead to a few corals growing in abstract ways... My nepthea included, has grown pretty much completely sideways, so much so that when I turn off the filter it touches the bottom. Unfortunately II got a little to close and sucked up the top of my poor nepthea, I panicked for a moment so it was probably getting pulled for just over a second before I remembered to just kink the hose. It retracted as is usually does when I bother it but the part that was in the hose seemed unable to close up as much as the rest as you can see in the pic below.
I know they are hardy but I haven't seen stretched like that before and Its my favourite coral by far so figured there would be no harm in asking. Thanks in Advance!


