Yuma Melting Syndrome

[philosophile]

So I've been thinking of dipping my toes into Yumas.... and I wanted to know if anyone had any advice on avoiding Yuma melting syndrome, besides low light and slow photo acclimation.

From what I understand, YMS is mostly caused from wild yumas being collected, shipped, shipped again, and ultimately dying from infections because of a weakend immune system from all the stress. What can we do to help it recover more quickly from all the stress?

 

[burbarry]

Very low light. They may almost start to look bleached out. Once they start looking good. By good i mean still looking bleached out but opening up fully. Then move them up a little each week.


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