Vitaly
Active member
I recently acquired a piece of rock with two seperate Green Star Polyp specimens on it (ie. two unique patches). Additionally, there was a single Aiptasia growing on it.
The rock was been in my tank for about a week and all is/was well. One polyp almost always stayed open...the other one closed every evening and opened every morning.
Yesterday, I injected some lemon juice into the Aiptasia (first time) and have successfuly rid the rock of it. While doing the injection most of the Green Star pulled in, as expected.
This morning only, only one of the Green Stars had emerged...the other has not (again both are on the same piece of rock). It has been approximtely 24 hrs and I have not seen th second one emerge.
I was careful to not to expose either of them to the lemon juice (the Aiptasia was on the ooposite side of rock)...and to not apply and mechanical pressure to them while handling the rock.
* Should I be concerned about the non-emerging Green Star?
* Should I take any action...or do I just need to wait it out?
Thanks for your comments...
The rock was been in my tank for about a week and all is/was well. One polyp almost always stayed open...the other one closed every evening and opened every morning.
Yesterday, I injected some lemon juice into the Aiptasia (first time) and have successfuly rid the rock of it. While doing the injection most of the Green Star pulled in, as expected.
This morning only, only one of the Green Stars had emerged...the other has not (again both are on the same piece of rock). It has been approximtely 24 hrs and I have not seen th second one emerge.
I was careful to not to expose either of them to the lemon juice (the Aiptasia was on the ooposite side of rock)...and to not apply and mechanical pressure to them while handling the rock.
* Should I be concerned about the non-emerging Green Star?
* Should I take any action...or do I just need to wait it out?
Thanks for your comments...