I bought this one today. 24 headed sun coral. I feed it with live plankton throughout the day.
It is not getting light throughout the day.
Stands under vortech MP40
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Is it bad and dying? I bought it today.Cool color![]()
Thanks you are good.I have no idea, honestly. Doesn't look bad to me, and I'm in no position to judge condition. Considering the situation, I'd say it's doing okay.
I have no idea, honestly. Doesn't look bad to me, and I'm in no position to judge condition. Considering the situation, I'd say it's doing okay.
It's never showed it's polyps throughout the night. That's why I have been afraid of losing it.That's a sun coral species. If you search R2R you'll find lots of good advice. But basically the polyps should extend at night and if they do you should feed them. To get them to extend during the day you have to basically take the coral out of the tank, place it in a container, add some food (mysis, LRS, etc.) or even just the water after defrosting the food and "train" the coral to open up during the day when you normally feed it. But it needs to food, I have a black sun coral and it can eat quite a lot. I hope that helps.
I have julian's thing. I had better just turn the aquarium light's off for some days.Honestly it doesn't look good, but if you can take it out and do the container thing you might get it to open and if it does start feeding it, turkey baster is the easiest method. I've been feeding mine some LPS pellet food too and they gobble it up.
New photosHonestly it doesn't look good, but if you can take it out and do the container thing you might get it to open and if it does start feeding it, turkey baster is the easiest method. I've been feeding mine some LPS pellet food too and they gobble it up.

