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Candy-Cane Bubble
Last night, I noticed this bubble forming in my caulastrea. As I watched, the coral quickly deflated shooting out a big white cloud. I thought maybe it was spawning, however the bubble remained. As I watched longer, it re-inflated and eventually the mouth stretched wide enough to reveal the bubble was actually a big air bubble. Finally the bubble floated away leaving a healthy looking, inflated polyp. I believe that the reason for this, was excess O2 production, due to excess lighting. It is strange however, because the coral has been there for over a month and this polyp gets the least light of any of them. Also, the lighting isn't that intense, 4x65W PC's and the coral is less than mid-level.
The bubble begins here is the visible air bubble Now it's gone. Full tank |
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ive never seen a coral do that before, odd
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i´m having the same problem, i belive the problem are litle microbubbles which attaches to the coral forming a bigger bubble in the end....could that be right?
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Cant say what causes it but i have seem it may times at the store i work at
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coral fart.
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