Magnifica anemone advice
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Bullitt1564
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Thanks for the reply I understand the anemone still may not make it but I'm giving it the best chance that I can. I ordered the arctic t247 to use on my display while the anemone borrows my radions, I feel more comfortable adjusting the radions intensity and so on than the new t247
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She looks like she is trying to split I've heard of stress causing Mags to split can anyone chime in?this was lastnight. I figured it was dead but somehow it could still move around the rock. so even though I knew I should put it out of it's misery I figured that wasn't fair since she was trying so hard to live. so I gave her one more day. 1000mg of fin Mox Forte later she looks like this
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davocean
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Honestly your very last pic does not look that bad but hard to tell w/ wavy water.
I have once had a mag that looked like it was trying to split during treatment, and it was a serious up and down bout, just like you thought it was gone, then looked pretty good, back and forth.
There was one period where it looked so much like splitting I actually thought of helping it manually, thinking maybe I'd at least have one of the splits survive, because it looked like one side was fine and the other toast.
I wonder what would have happened, because that particular mag just one day went to mush, did not make it.
On this particular mag I did not have cipro on hand and at the ready, I fast shipped as soon as I saw deflation, and I think it was just too late.
Now I advise having it on hand for immediate treatment, I think time is of the essence once you see deflation.
I'm not sure if that is your case or not, and can't speak for what you are seeing, but no harm can be done trying till the end since it's in QT, I would not give up.
I have once had a mag that looked like it was trying to split during treatment, and it was a serious up and down bout, just like you thought it was gone, then looked pretty good, back and forth.
There was one period where it looked so much like splitting I actually thought of helping it manually, thinking maybe I'd at least have one of the splits survive, because it looked like one side was fine and the other toast.
I wonder what would have happened, because that particular mag just one day went to mush, did not make it.
On this particular mag I did not have cipro on hand and at the ready, I fast shipped as soon as I saw deflation, and I think it was just too late.
Now I advise having it on hand for immediate treatment, I think time is of the essence once you see deflation.
I'm not sure if that is your case or not, and can't speak for what you are seeing, but no harm can be done trying till the end since it's in QT, I would not give up.
Bullitt1564
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Thanks man she's still kicking so if I have to quarantine for a month or longer that's fine for me she does the best when the lights turn on she inflates fully and just moves right in front of the power head. Then I dose the meds and the lights turn off and she deflates again it's strange
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