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12/02/2011, 11:06 PM
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to break or not to break
Hey guys,
So I have a candy cane coral that I purchased that has a few dead heads, the heads were like that since I purchased the coral, the ones that were not dead are doing great, and some that had partial tissue are re-growing fairly quickly. My question is what to do about the other ones... I want to do whats best for the coral and I dont mind the dead heads if its good for the coral, but if they tend to recover and re-grow quicker if the heads are gone, I might do that as well... Is there any consensus on this? |
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12/03/2011, 06:42 PM
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Just another Reefer
Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Kentucky, USA
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I would leave them, in some cases they come back after time.
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12/03/2011, 11:37 PM
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 thanks for the info... I most definitely dont mind leaving them, if there is a chance they will come back.
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