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Alrighty! Thank you, will doSee how it looks later in the day. Euphellia are usually shy in the morning. That receding head reminds me of looking in a mirror
Still nothing, I got a clearer picture. There is like some strand coming off of it like slime from a snail.See how it looks later in the day. Euphellia are usually shy in the morning. That receding head reminds me of looking in a mirror
My other euphyllia was recessed when first introduced and opened up. This one is recessed but the color is gone… almost some brown patches.Looks like the flesh is receding into the center of the skeleton. That’s never a good sign
Should I move it to my other tank? My other tank has no corals except monti, gsp and Xenia. It can not spread to my others in my frag tank if it had something contagiousLooks like the flesh is receding into the center of the skeleton. That’s never a good sign
I had to move it, everything else is doing too good. Under the other light, it looks like brown is encrusting across the green recessed polyps…. This can’t be good. Yeah uhm never buying from them again. None of the stuff I got was nicely packaged or kept :/ the hammer I got from Shane is doing great, I just didn’t see a green one on this sale and I was impatient :/If you look at the stalks of most euphellia you can see the flesh going downward. On the one in the picture it’s receded all the way to the center of the skeleton. Not sure if it has brown jelly or it just needs some tlc in a stable system. It’s a gamble either way
Wil do, I just hope if it’s brown jelly, I wasn’t too late and it didn’t spreadLarge flatworms are likely euphyllia eating flatworms. Lots of dips will kill the flatworms. I like Bayer insecticide for flatworms. Dips won’t kill the eggs though, so you should think about dipping once a week for about a month to eradicate the babies when they hatch. Here’s a thread with others detailing their experience;
EEFW infestation (euphyllia eating flatworms)
I see them on all my Euphyllia right now. Two euphyllia (hammer and torch) are very unhappy. Pics included. I think you can see eggs on the bottom pic. Thought it was because My nitrates are too low but not the case I guess. I believe these are EEFW but if they are another kind of flatworm let...www.reef2reef.com
For a $10 hammer that’s half dead, I’d probably trash it versus letting the flatworms spread to others euphyllia.
Some of mine open all day every day, one of mine rarely has extension. Some Gonis reach for the sky while others are just tight and compact for some reason. Flow has been discussed as a possible reason, but all of mine are in a group and I can rearrange them and still the same ones stay open and the same ones stay tight.How many days for gonipora to extend? Mine are opened but just at the skeleton, sometimes I see them sneak a bit out and then I’ll come back and they are just opened again no extension
Gotcha, mine aren’t in high flow, just enough to sway. My torches and hammers get a bit moreSome of mine open all day every day, one of mine rarely has extension. Some Gonis reach for the sky while others are just tight and compact for some reason. Flow has been discussed as a possible reason, but all of mine are in a group and I can rearrange them and still the same ones stay open and the same ones stay tight.
@Digitalfirex @GtinnelUpdated, the hammer fully died in a day pretty much. So I had an itch to see all the high end torches Shane has but the website only has sps, zoas, and mushrooms for viewing
Anyone got pics of skittles? Or anything else?
I’ve never kept a plate coral I wanted to get one but was scared hahaI have a picture of my SBB Corals Streaked Volcano plate!