green star polyp

[mr fixit]

Yeah probably n good flow n dark nights to "sleep" ive had mine for six months n at times it diddnt open for a few days after a tank cleaning or a crab buggin it or fish bumping it mind u my pics are off a galaxy s 2

 

[mr fixit]

14 month old

 

[mr fixit]

Or a bigger clamshell

 

[ca2or]

My guess light or high pH.

 

[mr fixit]

They don't like to b moved around

 

[Rybren]

Where do you live? I'll give you all the GSP you can carry

 

[mr fixit]

Pico needs some

 

[AllSignsPointToFish]

When I had some green star polyp, I found that they really benefitted in color and general health with regular additions of iodine to the system. Once the iodine became part of my routine, they took off like weeds!

 

[mr fixit]

Can u test iodine

 

[AllSignsPointToFish]

I never really tested. It didn't take much at all.

 

[3dees]

something is wrong and it's not the coral. most people, including me, can't stop this coral from spreading. I frag mine every couple of months. the only time it retracts it's polyps is when the tank goes dark. you may try increasing the lighting.

 

[ReefLifeAquaticsFL]

In our facility, we use Razor LEDs and keep the flow pretty high in the tanks, however, it never directly hits the star polyp. We feed them every day around the same time early morning so they usually open up then. Sorry if this wasn't much help. Good luck!

-Reef Life Aquatics