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#1
07/13/2005, 03:18 PM
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Are these blastos and will they live?
I picked this up at the LFS yesterday. Can someone ID it?
Also, the mouths are open a bit (should have paid more attention before buying them). Think they'll be okay? I know it just arrived, so it may be stressed from shipping. 
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#2
07/13/2005, 03:23 PM
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Looking pretty bad, but keep them out of high flow and light and hope for the best. I had some looked similar that didn't make it, but a tiny bit of flesh was left and 2 polyps came back...
Kyle
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#3
07/13/2005, 05:31 PM
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They look real bad but don't give up. Place them in low flow and low light and hope for the best.
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#4
07/13/2005, 06:30 PM
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If you have MH on your tank even it is placed in shade it might not make it...
Before it is too late I would put it in dark (no light for 1-2 days) and min min water flow - like no flow.... Even you do not see it is getting good (as long as it is not getting bad) put it in PC low low light and about same water flow for 3-4 days... If above make it's condition good than you are ready to put it in more light but only PC. I would not put it to MH light for 1 month at least... and when you do you should start vary shade area.... Let us know how it is recovering... Chris |
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#5
07/17/2005, 08:19 AM
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blasto-wellsi.looks-like-a-piece-i-got-in-at-work-monday....ours-looked-rough(not-that-rough)but-in-low-flow-and-towards-the-bottom-of-our-display(about-22"-from-175-10k-MH)its-looking-better.....green-centers-purple-fringe...a-nice-piece...best-of-luck-to-you.
brandon |
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