Found this guy tucked/ glued in a rock

[Babygecko1233]

I.d?

My clown is photogenic

 

[aKlevans]

candy cane coral

 

[Babygecko1233]

Healthy? Or sickly? Any special need?

 

[aKlevans]

Healthy? Or sickly? Any special need?

It looks like it has receded into the skeleton a little bit.
They are easy to keep corals.

 

[Babygecko1233]

So maybe its just a baby?

 

[saltyfilmfolks]

Sickly. A healthy tank will make that a healthy coral. Cool find.

 

[Babygecko1233]

I think he's all upset from having no light and no flow until this morning.

 

[saltyfilmfolks]

Yup. I agree.

 

[Babygecko1233]

UPDATE.*****

Fragged the candy cane coral piece...hoping to save it...gave it higher light.. And medium flow...any suggestions? Like supplement that won't change my tank perimeters.

 

[Babygecko1233]

Sorry bout the clown...once again wanted to take selfies

 

[Michael Cronmiller]

I know mine do best down on the sandbed, tried higher position, but the didn't do well when moved up.

 

[Babygecko1233]

Okay trying your idea!!

 

[Michael Cronmiller]

I'm no expert but that is how mine are thriving...sometime ya gotta just play around and see what works best in your tank..hope it bounces back [emoji106][emoji106]

 

[rkpetersen]

I have a kryptonite candy cane that I purchased pretty early on in my display tank before I really had a plan. It wound up behind a rock in the sand (although it still gets light, maybe 100 PAR). I don't look at it often. I never touch it. I never intentionally spot feed it. And yet despite various misadventures I've had that come with a young tank, claiming the lives of some other more delicate specimens, this thing has thrived and multiplied. Good luck saving yours!