Hello 
2 days ago I got a trachyphyllia that was at my LFS for months in this condition for 10$,and I wanted to try to save her..
Here is a picture of her:
herbergeur d image
Yesterday morning before the lights comes on I tried to feed her but no response,no tentacles(even during the night).So I placed some food on its mouth and shrimp ate them all,so I used the bottle method and suceeded into feeding her!
This morning also I fed her a big piece of frozen food,and it reacted faster than yesterday no need for bottles,but there is no visible tentacles yet,here is a picture of her this morning eating :
image gratuite
The coral was dipped with coral revive and is placed in a shadowed area because it looks a bit bleached.
I read some topic that advice to cut the edge of the dead skeleton,in order to make it less sharp.should I do it? or leave it as it is?
Thank you in advanced
Have a greattt Sunday!
2 days ago I got a trachyphyllia that was at my LFS for months in this condition for 10$,and I wanted to try to save her..
Here is a picture of her:
herbergeur d image
Yesterday morning before the lights comes on I tried to feed her but no response,no tentacles(even during the night).So I placed some food on its mouth and shrimp ate them all,so I used the bottle method and suceeded into feeding her!
This morning also I fed her a big piece of frozen food,and it reacted faster than yesterday no need for bottles,but there is no visible tentacles yet,here is a picture of her this morning eating :
image gratuite
The coral was dipped with coral revive and is placed in a shadowed area because it looks a bit bleached.
I read some topic that advice to cut the edge of the dead skeleton,in order to make it less sharp.should I do it? or leave it as it is?
Thank you in advanced
Have a greattt Sunday!
