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![]() Try squirting a little bit of the mysis cube juice into the water in the morning before the lights come on. I just let the pumps cycle it around the tank and usually within a half hour they come out.
Mine come out all the time, usually stay extended during the day now and eat as much as I shove in their face. It did take a little bit to get them out initially, I found touching them in any way didn't help. This including trying to cover them with something to stop the food I was trying to feed it from being stolen. |
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![]() he put them in the same bag with another coral, maybe that is why they are mad. It looks like maybe something stung one of them....
Last edited by Toolman; 12-13-2009 at 08:53 PM. |
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![]() I would post some pictures if I could figure out how to resize them???
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![]() I put some brine shrimp on them tonight again and they came up to the end of the tubes but did not show any tentacles...... maybe some tomorrow ???
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![]() Because suncorals are nocturnal we retrain them for daytime.
When you make your food mix and feed your fish during the day, squirt a little of the food juice on the suncoral. (keeping in mind you have your water flow off or reduced) If he is hungry, he will open up a little about 2 hours later, then you give him some food. We found this works with our suncorals, and after a few days they open all the time at about the same time of day. Ken - BWA |
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![]() Try just squirting some of the juice into the tank and waiting for a bit, i usually give my fish some first and by the time the fish are finished the polyps are open. I cant say for sure but i dont think putting food on them before they are open will help.
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110 gallon mixed reef with 77 gallon sump/frag tank |