so after a few days of some new zoas being open, now they wont open.can anyone shead some light on why they might not be opening
so after a few days of some new zoas being open, now they wont open.can anyone shead some light on why they might not be opening
There are way too many reasons as to why they might not open. Too much flow, water conditions, something agitating them, sediment on them, fungus- those are just a few. Have you checked your water quality? Are they new to your tank- they may just need to get used to it if they are. I have had some close up for days to weeks and open up finally and some that never opened back up. How do the polyps look? plump and healthy? Or shriveled and brown?
a little more info would help out... water params? fish list? new to the tank or new to the colony? Any white spots (or other leisons, etc.)?
- Misti
"Take care of the water; the fish will take care of themselves."
check this out kevin, it could help and it might not.
i tried, lol
http://www.zoaid.com/index.php?modul...&g2_itemId=384
29 Gal Mix Reef, 250W MH
8 Gal Nano
135 Gal FW
water perameters are just fine,scooter bleny,and new to my tank,i kinda looks like a fungus.
thanks mike
does the "fungus" look like pox or spiderwebs? (or something else alltogether?)
- Misti
"Take care of the water; the fish will take care of themselves."
Did you dip them before going into your tank? If it is fungus it can spread to others. Describe what you see so we can try to help more
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