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That’s generally how it goes, and also with tenuis when they rtn there is no stopping it, I got lucky and mine magically stopped rtning. The other side of the colony was growing so I figured it was flow related and then the rtn stopped. The tissue was falling off fast to within 48 hours. Now...
Ahh . Hopefully it turns back around from ya, I have never had that one so not sure how it colors up easily or nah. And yeah confetti is deff a touchy one.
I have two tiny tuxedos and they have stayed very small , about the size of a gumball. And then I have another but I forgot it’s name and he’s a bit bigger but hasn’t grown fast at all. I think they are a good addition if you need it. When my tank crashed I had crazy nutrients so I threw three...
I can’t wait to check on them tomorrow. I keep them on the frag rack for a little bit until I’m sure the glues set. I have three urchins that go straight for anything new in the tank so hopefully the corals are still on the plugs and haven’t fallen below onto the favia gardens.
I will pay my dues when that happens, but I am what you call an acro hoarder. The bigger the tank they way easier it is to keep things constant. Feed heavily with a good skimmer and good lights with some vortechs. I have always had a 2part doser since I couldn’t figure out the calcium reactor...
Hey Eric, one of the export brands had a bright pink color to try to mimic coralin algae, and that’s just a hunk of it, it pops under pink. But if I was to suggest a pink boobies chalice will be a great addition for you if you want pink.
Urchins keep spinning the confetti in the hole it is in so I can never get a shot of it in the same spot for comparison, but none the less it is recovering way better then planned after it didn’t like it’s original spot or the dip was too harsh.