Trying to save friends zoa colony

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So my friend has been having tank issues and asked if I could try to save/revive his Rasta colony (100+ heads). I noticed that the polyps are really skinny/thin. They dont look full and chunky like a healthy zoa. Is there any chance for them once they get to this point or have they died and lost their meat so to say.
 
Doesn't hurt to try. I would definitely try dosing Brightwell Aminos and maybe feed them some reefchili or something similar.
 
I want to feed them reefroids....but they wont open. Its only been in my tank about a day and a half though. They just look so thin
 
I want to feed them reefroids....but they wont open. Its only been in my tank about a day and a half though. They just look so thin
They may take time to adjust to the lighting and parameters of the new tank. The aminos will encourage new tissue growth.
 
They may take time to adjust to the lighting and parameters of the new tank. The aminos will encourage new tissue growth.
I see I see. I dose with Fuel so they should like that
 

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