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In Seek Of Euphyillia

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Looking for some good quality frags/colonies. Located in WI but willing to pay shipping. Budget Varries!
 
I have a bunch of bright green and purple frogspawn frags and two smaller colonies. also have some electric green hammers
 
I have a nice colony of pink tip frogspawn. It has around 15 heads, probably more. Do you have a budget? I also have some beautiful hammer corals, and a pink tip torch with 4 heads
 
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Sure is! Nice spot ;) he's not been happy the past 3 weeks :/ I've done everything... hoping giving him a dip will help! Do you have one?

Yes but he refuses to open up! He was partially open the first day then I had a peppermint shrimp irritating him so I banned Them from my DT but now I can't get them to open. Is he is High or low Light? Flow?
 
Yes but he refuses to open up! He was partially open the first day then I had a peppermint shrimp irritating him so I banned Them from my DT but now I can't get them to open. Is he is High or low Light? Flow?
Heliofungai is quite a tricky coral; they like lower light, and medium flow. Is yours placed on the sand bed? Is there an air bubble trapped under his scelleton? (when you first put him in you have to turn him upside down to ensure no air gets trapped. It can damage the skin, and get infected and adventually die) I would do some reading on heliofungai my friend; that's is one that you must read about online
 
Heliofungai is quite a tricky coral; they like lower light, and medium flow. Is yours placed on the sand bed? Is there an air bubble trapped under his scelleton? (when you first put him in you have to turn him upside down to ensure no air gets trapped. It can damage the skin, and get infected and adventually die) I would do some reading on heliofungai my friend; that's is one that you must read about online

Yes he is on the sand bed and I actually did know about the bubble. Their is no bubble but he is in medium light with moderate flow. He was just moved to a less flow today so we will see if it is any better tomorrow. I appreciate the advice!
 
Yes he is on the sand bed and I actually did know about the bubble. Their is no bubble but he is in medium light with moderate flow. He was just moved to a less flow today so we will see if it is any better tomorrow. I appreciate the advice!
Good news on the move! Hopefully he can find somewhere he enjoys :) mines loves to be fed; so maybe try that as well. Good luck brotha!
 

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