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    Quote Originally Posted by cmay View Post
    Well this morning i was slightly worried, but but 10:00 this morning my coral ballooned out and looked lush all day
    Coral polyps appear and disappear regularly during the course of the day/week or hour. That's normal, ESPECIALLY when the coral is new to your system. Relax, enjoy the coral. Next time you are feeding, feed the fish heavily first, then squirt a small portion unto the coral's polyps. Watch what happens over the next few days. All corals benefit from occasional feeding of the "right stuff" especially non photosynthetic corals. My bet is that the coral responds favorably to feeding. Be careful not to over do it.

    Most new reefers look at their whole aquarium instead of paying close attention to each individual critter. Your critters will tell you how they're doing by behavior. Learn the behavior of healthy individual critters and you will advance along the continuum of education in AQUARIOLOGY.

    Most of you have never heard that word before. That's reefing education 101. Tought in the University of Hard Knocks. My alma mater. Research, study, learn, put into practice, observe, fail, try again, observe and get it right. AQUARIOLOGY, become a part of it and achieve greater success!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Amphibious View Post

    Most new reefers look at their whole aquarium instead of paying close attention to each individual critter. Your critters will tell you how they're doing by behavior. Learn the behavior of healthy individual critters and you will advance along the continuum of education in AQUARIOLOGY.

    AQUARIOLOGY[/B], become a part of it and achieve greater success!

    Dick
    I guess panic sets in, you question your ability, should I really be in this hobby if I cant care correctly for my corals, but your right I need to sit back and relax bring my concerns to the forums and continue to take note of my corals on an individual basis.

    keep the AQUARIOLOGY faith going thanks dick
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    Im please to say since my last post my coral has made a 80% recovery and has re-grown tissue on the underside and is looking great, thanks for all your help.
    Chris

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    1 x spotted Damsels
    1 x Yellow Watchman Goby
    1 x Orange Spot Goby
    1 x Blue Tang/Palette Surgeonfish

    1 feather Duster
    Clean up crew (Turbo Snails and Hermit Crabs)

    Xenia elongata
    Euphillia paradivisa
    Montipora digitata (beige/green)
    Sarcophyton glaucum coral
    Sun coral


    LR
    SSB

    30gl sump
    3000 LH sump flow
    2 x 1100 LH power heads (circulation)

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