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![]() Hey all, I recently bought a lovely little green candy cane coral and placed it on the sandbed in my tank. I put it in my tank on Monday and I have been noticing white colored tendrils poking out of the polyp/opening. Below is a picture of the coral.
![]() Is this aiptasia or some form of algae? And if so, should I be worried/do something about it? |
#2
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![]() Candy Cane corals have tendrils that come out usually at night. It looks perfectly fine.
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#3
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![]() Looks great. The tendrils will catch food and pull it into their mouths. Yum!
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#4
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![]() Awesome! I was beginning to get worried but this is great news.
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#5
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![]() yup, blow a couple pieces on tiny mysis and it'll eat 'em
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![]() My candy cane also really likes NLS.
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![]() Will feeding them cause them to grow faster?(I'm assuming yes but I'm curious how much it helps)
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#8
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![]() Yes. I find it makes a noticable difference in growth speed ,and to a lesser extent color.
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#9
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![]() Acan Plus is also a good food. Mix it up and feed with an eye dropper.
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