Why are my soft corals inflated and transparent?
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not sure what you are asking....
Theres no soft corals in that photo. and nothing transparent.
did you upload the wrong image?
Theres no soft corals in that photo. and nothing transparent.
did you upload the wrong image?
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yea, again.... nothing here is a soft coral, and nothing is transparent...
can you use words to explain what you are trying to ask?
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in this photo are 2 hammer corals, a frogspawn coral and a trumpet/candy cane coral. all of which look perfectly healthy and not transparent. Also, none of them are soft corals as they all have a skeleton.
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Isn't this the same picture?
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what exactly do you think is wrong? all of them look exactly as they should and fully healthy.
words really help here explaining what you are trying to understand.
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