shinosuke
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**Update!**
Hello! The day after I changed the flow, the little tentacles came out =0 I haven't really noticed any expansion of the coral itself, though. Well, I waited a day, and the tentacles are still there, it's for real! I also put a pellet of food on the outskirts of the corals, and it sloooowly moved the food up to its mouth and kinda dropped it in. It was pretty cool to watch! I still plan on getting some frozen food for variety, but the spectrum pellets did the trick!
I tried to take some pictures but they came out so fuzzy you can't really see the tiny little tentacles, so I figured I wouldn't bother hurting everyones eyes =)
Also, on another good note..
My mated pair of jawfish, while still not reconciled into one burrow after their transfer from the wild, are now eating like champs! The smaller one started eating the week after I got him in the tank, the other took over a month!
Well, the one that took awhile to start eating is now so comfortable that he'll hover near the top of the water after I fed them and eat air bubbles.. then spit them back out, and eat those after they float to the top.. It's very cute to watch this once shy little critter be so brave!
Anyway, thank you to everyone who shared their experiences and advice, I wish you all the best!
~Adam D.
Hello! The day after I changed the flow, the little tentacles came out =0 I haven't really noticed any expansion of the coral itself, though. Well, I waited a day, and the tentacles are still there, it's for real! I also put a pellet of food on the outskirts of the corals, and it sloooowly moved the food up to its mouth and kinda dropped it in. It was pretty cool to watch! I still plan on getting some frozen food for variety, but the spectrum pellets did the trick!
I tried to take some pictures but they came out so fuzzy you can't really see the tiny little tentacles, so I figured I wouldn't bother hurting everyones eyes =)
Also, on another good note..
My mated pair of jawfish, while still not reconciled into one burrow after their transfer from the wild, are now eating like champs! The smaller one started eating the week after I got him in the tank, the other took over a month!
Well, the one that took awhile to start eating is now so comfortable that he'll hover near the top of the water after I fed them and eat air bubbles.. then spit them back out, and eat those after they float to the top.. It's very cute to watch this once shy little critter be so brave!
Anyway, thank you to everyone who shared their experiences and advice, I wish you all the best!
~Adam D.
