ultra dendro

[Phatman]

Wait until you feed them. Thats when they look really cool.

 

[kalristo]

yeah they started coming out a lot when i had the t-5 blues on and and it ate for the first time. so glad!

 

[Cherrycorals]

Make sure they get good flow, that really encourages polyp extension.

They did look a little pissed off but now that they are eating they should be fine.

 

[kalristo]

yeah i hope so

 

[agc]

Oh look, you have a baby rose anenome!! How cute!

 

[kalristo]

yeah thats my fav.

 

[kalristo]

 

[kalristo]

they opened this thread can die now.

 

[kalristo]

my ultra dendro has a bunch of yellow spots on it . i know they arent little baby heads anyone have an idea of what it is?

this happened after it had dropped onto the sand over night.

 

[Phatman]

i did the same thing and they started sprouting heads. every place it damaged grew a new head

 

[kalristo]

"every place it damaged grew a new head"

[scratches head] am i reading that wrong?

 

[Brie]

"every place it damaged grew a new head"

[scratches head] am i reading that wrong?

When the coral's "skin" gets damaged, it will leak its entrails out the opening, which for a dendro are bright yellow. It should heal up pretty fast. Mine did the same thing since I had to handle it alot to get it into its location, I ended up causing some small nicks in its skin around its base, just from touching it. It healed up completely within a couple days.

 

[Phatman]

I had three heads to start. When i was placing it, it got four nicks in it. I had seven heads after two weeks. only three of those survived for a total of six.