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GratefulReef
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+1 to bubble coral
SNAKEMANVET
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I am seeing white lines around the mouth the one on the right.,They are btas(bubble tip anemones).
GratefulReef
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Ya know, the more I look the better my old eyes get lol. It def has that look to it, if they are I would think they're severely bleached out. What type of lighting, and what are you water params Simba?
Simba
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I have a marineland reef ready LED for lighting. I was only going to take one but thsy were both attached to the rock so I'm hoping I can save them. I originally placed them on the bottom for a couple days and then moved the rock up. When I moved them the one on the left moved from the other side of the rock to where it is now. I have also given each a couple small pieces of scallops. I'll post numbers tonight after work...I'm really hoping to bring them back to good health and appreciate any help.
Otter_rs
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Yeah, these look like bleached bubble tip anemones (Entacmaea quadricolor.) Are the bases soft or do they have a hard internal skeleton that sticks out like fins at night? If it has a skeleton, it is a bubble coral (Plerogyra sinuosa or P. simplex)
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Otter_rs
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Oops.... I didn't read the last post. If it moved, its an anemone.
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SNAKEMANVET
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I would bump up the sg to 1.025 to 1.026.I have seen some worse than those make a full recovery.
Simba
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Hello...just wanted to post a new pic. The one on the right has moved to the other side of the rock however they both seem to be touching still. I just took the picture tonight.
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