scorpiocasper
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It's been a week now and haven't even seen the polyps. We have now lost 2 heads and am frantically trying everything to keep them going. I did lots of research before purchase and even watched some you tube video on feeding.
Yes, it's in low light, a cave even. Yes, it is low flow. Yes, I've tried feeding with lights off, on and even 2am. I've tried the 2 liter bottle trick and am currently trying the in a container trick. I've Sprayed the food on and waited 5-10 minutes to entice them out.
Have tried mysis, phytoplex, tiny pieces of krill and zoo plankton. Will be trying some cyclop eeze and possibly live brine tomorrow.
Seems like every trick in the book and still nothing.
Main question; how long do the polyps stay out? I've checked on them several times during the nights to see if they were feeding. Is it just possible that I missed them? Could some heads still be filter feeding? Any other suggestions??? Help!!
It's been a week now and haven't even seen the polyps. We have now lost 2 heads and am frantically trying everything to keep them going. I did lots of research before purchase and even watched some you tube video on feeding.
Yes, it's in low light, a cave even. Yes, it is low flow. Yes, I've tried feeding with lights off, on and even 2am. I've tried the 2 liter bottle trick and am currently trying the in a container trick. I've Sprayed the food on and waited 5-10 minutes to entice them out.
Have tried mysis, phytoplex, tiny pieces of krill and zoo plankton. Will be trying some cyclop eeze and possibly live brine tomorrow.
Seems like every trick in the book and still nothing.
Main question; how long do the polyps stay out? I've checked on them several times during the nights to see if they were feeding. Is it just possible that I missed them? Could some heads still be filter feeding? Any other suggestions??? Help!!
