Unknown Coral
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Katchupoy
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Oops... nothing again...
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The easiest way is to hit reply button on the lower right part of the thread.... like this one below...
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Try this first then I will tell you how to do the fancy way...
Lets do it again...
The easiest way is to hit reply button on the lower right part of the thread.... like this one below...
then when done writing your text.... on the lower part of the screen you will see "BROWSE" ... need to look for that picture of yours from your hard drive...
be careful of the filesize. you need to make it at least 50kb for dial-up users....
Try this first then I will tell you how to do the fancy way...
mattseattle
Well-known member
definitely does not look well....
*laff* at first i thought it was a candy cane with all the heads broken off.
*laff* at first i thought it was a candy cane with all the heads broken off.
TonyMc
I am Mr. Magoo
I would put that on the bottom of the tank with something porous(strawberry basket...)over the top of it to keep any critters off it. You need to keep the stress level to 0 for that trumpet for a while. I hope it works out for you.
It would be one heck of a come back if you get that Torch to make it. They are hardy indeed but that one has so little left.
Depending on what kind of lights was it under(looks like it was getting little light) if you have MH in your reef, you could start by placing it low in the water column for a couple of days and gradually move it up a little higher to more light and also moderate current.
Depending on what kind of lights was it under(looks like it was getting little light) if you have MH in your reef, you could start by placing it low in the water column for a couple of days and gradually move it up a little higher to more light and also moderate current.
Angelscrx
Import Fish
Good luck to you.
Ritsuko Nashida
Well-known member
It looks like a candy cane/Trumpet coral gone south. It could be a Torch Coral though. Kinda hard to tell. I agree if you can bring that baby back to health again, you indeed will be "The Man"! God luck with the guy though....
mattseattle
Well-known member
well the original post is almost 3 months old so he should know by now if it's going to live or not.
