Hm, when I got my caulerpa tonight I also got a bit(2 small polyps) of anthellia(or a similar coral) on a rock mixed in, but didn't realize it. I just dumped the macro into the tank and the poor bit of coral with it into the tank. Oops... Not a good thing...
Right now the nitrites are high on the tank(about 5 ppm .5? the lower end of the scale) since it is still cycling(my LRS guy gave me the macro to help with the cycling) and the nitrates are about 20 ppm(down from 40-ish the day before) When I first got the rock out into the tank the polyps were both curled into tight little balls. I put the rock on the bottom of the tank, in a bit of current(not a lot) I could move it though if it would be a good idea to. Now the smaller polyp has a dark stalk and is laying over on the rock that it is on. The larger one's stalk is a bit of a lighter colour and is leaning over, yet is not touching the rock.
Is there any hope for it to live? If so/not how would I tell if it does die on me? Also, should I move it a bit higher in the tank? It is a 10 gallon with 65 watts of 50/50 pc lighting on it.
Right now the nitrites are high on the tank(about 5 ppm .5? the lower end of the scale) since it is still cycling(my LRS guy gave me the macro to help with the cycling) and the nitrates are about 20 ppm(down from 40-ish the day before) When I first got the rock out into the tank the polyps were both curled into tight little balls. I put the rock on the bottom of the tank, in a bit of current(not a lot) I could move it though if it would be a good idea to. Now the smaller polyp has a dark stalk and is laying over on the rock that it is on. The larger one's stalk is a bit of a lighter colour and is leaning over, yet is not touching the rock.
Is there any hope for it to live? If so/not how would I tell if it does die on me? Also, should I move it a bit higher in the tank? It is a 10 gallon with 65 watts of 50/50 pc lighting on it.