11-27-2007, 01:17 AM
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| Bryozoan
Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Eastern PA
Posts: 56
Add yours! | Re: Nursing a sick sun coral back to health John,
I have watched LFS stores let sun corals die, by not knowing how to care for them... one store let them starve to death, I feel because they didn't feed it. Mine have a voracious appetite.
Another store had it in shallow waters with a metal hallide over it and I think it was scorched to death. The gray color just might be dead tubules from being burned by light ... I would love the chance to nurse it back to health.  Isolation tank is a good idea if you have one. 
__________________ Set up: 65 gal mixed-100 lb.tonga & figi.Fluval canister filter 304, 2X65 watt PC by sunpaq, 420&460NM Dual actinic, 6,700&10,000K Dual daylight, 3 power heads, 3" sand bed, prizm skimmer hang-on. Fish: Scopis tang 5", 3 pajama cardinals, 2 clarki anemone, flame dart, green chromis, Inverts: 1 cleaner shrimp, 2 peppermint shrimp, 4 feather dusters, 2 serpent stars. Corals: pulsating xenia, 3 leather mushrooms, chili cactus, colt, kenya tree, finger, coralmorphins, yellow buttons polyp zooanthids, yellow gorgonians, 2 colonies of orange cups Second tank: 55 gal FOWLR: for agressive fish: 8" speckled fin grouper, choc. chip starfish, hermits, pencil urchin.
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