mndfreeze
Invert Sexy Time!
Hey all,
Bit of backstory first. I startd a new tank a few months ago, 12G nano. I got some small pieces of rock out of a dendro tank that supposedly were bare of coral to start my cycle, etc. Better then the live rock selection they had since this was in their display and fully 'live'.
Well, after a day A dendro appears, tiny, like a new bud. So I nursed it through my cycle, its grown a lot and was fine up until a day ago or so. It's been in the tank for about 2 months now.
I've since added my livestock and other coral. Zooa's, one acan, sexy an cleaner shrimp, porcelain, firefish, tiny pistol/high fin pair, etc.
Only thing I've noticed is the sexy shrimp picks at it a lot along with my other corals. It never seems to actually hurt it or take off tentacles or anything. However since I noticed this teh dendro stops coming out at night to get fed.
Need advice on how to handle it. I don't have a seperate tank to quarantine and money is tight.
Water params are fine. Nitrates are slighty high, but nothing in the danger zone, 10ppm.
Bit of backstory first. I startd a new tank a few months ago, 12G nano. I got some small pieces of rock out of a dendro tank that supposedly were bare of coral to start my cycle, etc. Better then the live rock selection they had since this was in their display and fully 'live'.
Well, after a day A dendro appears, tiny, like a new bud. So I nursed it through my cycle, its grown a lot and was fine up until a day ago or so. It's been in the tank for about 2 months now.
I've since added my livestock and other coral. Zooa's, one acan, sexy an cleaner shrimp, porcelain, firefish, tiny pistol/high fin pair, etc.
Only thing I've noticed is the sexy shrimp picks at it a lot along with my other corals. It never seems to actually hurt it or take off tentacles or anything. However since I noticed this teh dendro stops coming out at night to get fed.
Need advice on how to handle it. I don't have a seperate tank to quarantine and money is tight.
Water params are fine. Nitrates are slighty high, but nothing in the danger zone, 10ppm.