One of my scoly decided to make a jump (or somebody helped it) right on top of mussa coral. Mussa had an all-night-feast. Scoly was half-gone, less than half of mouth left.
I did not expect it survive (that's why i did not make any pictures).
Still I wanted to try my homemade amino-mix (if Restor works well, why similar mix shouldn't). So I put it in the ICU made out of small plastic box in which small berries are sold in our supermarket. It protects poor creature from hermits (how can you protect eaten food if you can't close the mouth?) and allows me to move it out of tank for feeding.
This coral is fed almost daily. I put it for couple of hours in the container in which I add:
1) Homemade amino-mix http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showpost.php?p=24229249&postcount=13
2) Soy milk
3) Homemade selcone
Scoly eats like a pig. In 3 weeks it grew mouth back and lots of tissue around it.
I don't feed it "solid" food (pieces of shrimps, etc) - only liquid. It appreas it can pull solids out of soymilk (while mouth was open I could see white solid stuff).
Will update on progress.
Most likely, after it recovers I simply split it into 2-3 pieces for propagation.
I did not expect it survive (that's why i did not make any pictures).
Still I wanted to try my homemade amino-mix (if Restor works well, why similar mix shouldn't). So I put it in the ICU made out of small plastic box in which small berries are sold in our supermarket. It protects poor creature from hermits (how can you protect eaten food if you can't close the mouth?) and allows me to move it out of tank for feeding.
This coral is fed almost daily. I put it for couple of hours in the container in which I add:
1) Homemade amino-mix http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showpost.php?p=24229249&postcount=13
2) Soy milk
3) Homemade selcone
Scoly eats like a pig. In 3 weeks it grew mouth back and lots of tissue around it.
I don't feed it "solid" food (pieces of shrimps, etc) - only liquid. It appreas it can pull solids out of soymilk (while mouth was open I could see white solid stuff).
Will update on progress.
Most likely, after it recovers I simply split it into 2-3 pieces for propagation.
