First, I apologize for the not-so-clear photos, still learning how to use the a6000!
I picked up these Acan corals a little over a month ago and their feeder tentacles weren't very extended. However, after feeding them regularly for a few weeks as you can see those bad boys are VERY extended.
Just curious if this is common or not. Otherwise they seem very healthy. Very fleshy polyps, responsive, good color and I'm pretty sure there's little Acans in my near future (bubbly tissue where the polyps attach to skeleton).
Any thoughts?

I picked up these Acan corals a little over a month ago and their feeder tentacles weren't very extended. However, after feeding them regularly for a few weeks as you can see those bad boys are VERY extended.
Just curious if this is common or not. Otherwise they seem very healthy. Very fleshy polyps, responsive, good color and I'm pretty sure there's little Acans in my near future (bubbly tissue where the polyps attach to skeleton).
Any thoughts?


