My luck

EndAllTyres-Hoon · Dec 14, 2021

Been anxiously waiting and testing my water to make sure my tank was going to be ready for the corals I ordered, took an early day at work so I could get the corals out of the box asap and start acclimating, excited like a kid on Christmas I get my box open and every thing looks dead……. Kinda off putting, WWC is in Florida and I am in Georgia I didn’t think a 12 hours venture would kill these things, I guess I’ll be buying my coral from petco from now on so I can put eyes on them before i huh them, I hate to be the complaint type but my soul hurts right now

Dbichler · Dec 14, 2021

Sorry can’t help much with the pics way to blurry. Looks like the pulsing Xenia is alive.

ZoWhat · Dec 14, 2021

Your LR looks brand new

How old is this tank?

EndAllTyres-Hoon · Dec 14, 2021

zoa what said:
Your LR looks brand new

How old is this tank?

the tank is a month old but the corals have only been in my possession for 6 hours now, i watched one zinnia die that came from thriving (shame me we all make mistakes store clerk told me it was hardy and could last through cycling and i knew zero about the hobby at the time) but the first zinnia i had lasted a week this zinnia looks like the last zinnia i had at the end of its life

ZoWhat · Dec 14, 2021

EndAllTyres-Hoon said:
the tank is a month old but the corals have only been in my possession for 6 hours now, i watched one zinnia die that came from thriving (shame me we all make mistakes store clerk told me it was hardy and could last through cycling and i knew zero about the hobby at the time) but the first zinnia i had lasted a week this zinnia looks like the last zinnia i had at the end of its life

Curious why you feel your tank is ready for corals...

One nitrogen cycle means it's ready for a couple beginner fish. Wondering why you felt it was ready for coral. Your Rock doesn't even look like it has a Live slimecoat