Fluval 32g
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Hopefully you don't have it still in a container with no flow and heat? That will kill it for sure
@MichaelB - done! Still a bit worried about moving the zoa in with the torch and frogspawn. I just keep switching the water in the tub that the zoa is in. It is also a foot away from the ap9x which does heat up the water. But, yes, there is no flow.
I expect the torch and frogspawn to wake up today which means I can transfer them to the main tank and then move the zoa into the qt tank.
here is a picture of the jqt (janky quarantine tank).
I expect the torch and frogspawn to wake up today which means I can transfer them to the main tank and then move the zoa into the qt tank.
here is a picture of the jqt (janky quarantine tank).
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PizzaOven
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Those corals look pretty stressed. Unless you've got a dedicated tank set up to QT the coral, I would just acclimate + dip (below is a guide from Tidal Gardens):
tidalgardens.com
I either remove the frag plugs or give the plug a good scrub with a toothbrush before it goes in the tank. I also check for stuff like Aiptasia and Majanos which dip won't do anything to.
Tidal Gardens - Coral Acclimation
The proper acclimation of a new arrival is extremely important considering the amount of stress the coral has endured before arriving at your door. We recommend that the following procedure be followed immediately upon receipt of the livestock. The entire process is actually very simple and...
tidalgardens.com
I either remove the frag plugs or give the plug a good scrub with a toothbrush before it goes in the tank. I also check for stuff like Aiptasia and Majanos which dip won't do anything to.
tribbitt
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Is it like jellylike? Does it smell? Is the ooze made of small strands?
looks like I managed to somehow do all of that. I have a dip but have not used it yet.Those corals look pretty stressed. Unless you've got a dedicated tank set up to QT the coral, I would just acclimate + dip (below is a guide from Tidal Gardens):
Tidal Gardens - Coral Acclimation
The proper acclimation of a new arrival is extremely important considering the amount of stress the coral has endured before arriving at your door. We recommend that the following procedure be followed immediately upon receipt of the livestock. The entire process is actually very simple and...
I either remove the frag plugs or give the plug a good scrub with a toothbrush before it goes in the tank. I also check for stuff like Aiptasia and Majanos which dip won't do anything to.
Yes it was jelly like. No more oozing. No smell when it did ooze. .