NanoCrazed
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I used to be in the habit of pulling out dead or dying corals and tossing them aside. But more recently i realized the error of my ways.
Out of laziness I've left many pieces I thought were gone in the tank. Over a few months' time, I've seen many of my pieces sputtered back to life with saplings or slow recovery like a tree that's been chopped.
So far, my list of resurrections from only skeleton, visually:
1 Lobo
5 euphyllias
1 bowers
2 sps
2 montis
1 meteor shower
Only 2 of the pieces I've left untouched have not produced any signs of regrowth.
Admittedly sps frags are less likely but lps, most certainly...
Out of laziness I've left many pieces I thought were gone in the tank. Over a few months' time, I've seen many of my pieces sputtered back to life with saplings or slow recovery like a tree that's been chopped.
So far, my list of resurrections from only skeleton, visually:
1 Lobo
5 euphyllias
1 bowers
2 sps
2 montis
1 meteor shower
Only 2 of the pieces I've left untouched have not produced any signs of regrowth.
Admittedly sps frags are less likely but lps, most certainly...