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Thanks I’ve had it forever then a random rock fell on it n is screwing everything up on it now but it’s eating I’m hoping for a comeback I’ll show a pic of where it got cut when it stops puffing ...the polyps have been there for years he seems to not let them grow on him just around him but I do pluck them once a monthwhat an interesting thread. I hope your scoly makes it, its a really nice one.
Yea mines attached it’s been 5 years I doubt I can just pluck him off and I’m scared to even try as he’s been in that specific spot of the tank...but if he recovers im interested to see if he is attached but I deff think soif they’re happy and healthy,
they can encrust onto surfaces they’re attached to
Feeding an injured LPs can really help. But I have no experience with scoly. Gl hope he recovers.He ate but didn’t really expose those tentacles but he definitely ate and puffed up covering his wound
They aren't trying to grow on himThanks I’ve had it forever then a random rock fell on it n is screwing everything up on it now but it’s eating I’m hoping for a comeback I’ll show a pic of where it got cut when it stops puffing ...the polyps have been there for years he seems to not let them grow on him just around him but I do pluck them once a month
Ty keep you posted I heard they can go downhill very fast or recover that can take months we’ll see hope for the bestFeeding an injured LPs can really help. But I have no experience with scoly. Gl hope he recovers.
agree 100% if I didn’t pluck them oh they might overthrow him but I kill themThey aren't trying to grow on him
They are swarming him like wasps vs bees. They want him dead to take his place.
They just always come back wish I can get rid of themWow that's a great looking scoly.He ate but didn’t really expose those tentacles but he definitely ate and puffed up covering his wound

