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Mark Henry wrote:
I didn't hink of this until I posted the message, but I actualy have some before and after photos: This one was taken the day after I introduced the colony to my tank. I spent about 45 minutes doing a slow drip acclimation and the polyps extended out within 3-4 hours of placement in the tank. http://www.markhenryenterprises.com/...oom_020806.gif This was taken tonight. The white area first appeared yesterday morning, so whatever this is, it's moving fast. http://www.markhenryenterprises.com/...oom_021806.gif thanks, mark h Those look to me like a problem with to much light. It could be that they have been aclimated to a much lower light level than you have an the brighter light is causing to much oxygen to be produced in the tissues. I can't remember what the term is for this but try shading the shrooms and see if the problem goes away. Kim |
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