I've acquired, for free, a rock with multiple LPS. I haven't identified them, but I think they are acans. I dont know too much about LPS, and when I acquired this piece of coral, it was all withering away. the skeleton was showing and it seemed as if they were goners. I was told by the person who I acquired them from to keep them in indirect lighting and with low to medium flow. since then, they have been doing ok and are recovering. here is a pic of the LPS
there are about 3 acans. two of which are doing great. one (the small neon green at the top rear left of the rock..kinda like a neon green smudge) is not doing so well. It was almost completely gone but i think it is fighting back to make a recovery.
if you can give me some pointers to help them make a speedy recovery, i'd appreciate it...its the first time I'd ever try to bring something from the brink of death. i wasnt sure if i should post this in the LPS forum either but can anyone tell me if i should feed them and with what? would that help them color up and grow?
thanks
there are about 3 acans. two of which are doing great. one (the small neon green at the top rear left of the rock..kinda like a neon green smudge) is not doing so well. It was almost completely gone but i think it is fighting back to make a recovery.
if you can give me some pointers to help them make a speedy recovery, i'd appreciate it...its the first time I'd ever try to bring something from the brink of death. i wasnt sure if i should post this in the LPS forum either but can anyone tell me if i should feed them and with what? would that help them color up and grow?
thanks
