candymancan
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So my blue.purple bubble coral as mentioned in my other thread wasnt dmged on its septa tips.. And growing diatom algae on them.. New to sapt water i did some research and there isnt too much info on these coral how they grow and heal.
I used a tooth brush yesturday to get the algae off the exposed skeleton speta spikey tips. And todsy ive been watching the coral litterally allll day long on and off.
Tonight i noticed something interesting. As the bubbles on the coral were deflaying for night time about 5 bubbles were hung on the septa spikes.. Ive been told or read thats bad and the bubbles can tear.. However after observing it more.. I noticed the bubble flesh was it seems purposely covering the exposed skeleton and shaping to it. As they fully deflated it was stretched over it like a bandaid.. And it looks to be or melding itself into the septa spikes..
This seems to be how it heals itself.. Almost like a tree that grows and creats rings making the tree wider and wider.
Who knows maybe im wrong... and the bubbles really are just stuck on the spikes.. but it sure looks like its covering them purposely
I used a tooth brush yesturday to get the algae off the exposed skeleton speta spikey tips. And todsy ive been watching the coral litterally allll day long on and off.
Tonight i noticed something interesting. As the bubbles on the coral were deflaying for night time about 5 bubbles were hung on the septa spikes.. Ive been told or read thats bad and the bubbles can tear.. However after observing it more.. I noticed the bubble flesh was it seems purposely covering the exposed skeleton and shaping to it. As they fully deflated it was stretched over it like a bandaid.. And it looks to be or melding itself into the septa spikes..
This seems to be how it heals itself.. Almost like a tree that grows and creats rings making the tree wider and wider.
Who knows maybe im wrong... and the bubbles really are just stuck on the spikes.. but it sure looks like its covering them purposely