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I have recently bought a toadstool coral?
and at first the polyps on it were out and it looked ok but today i noticed they are all in, is this normal or is there something wrong with it?? please help
3 Antworten
- jtrusnikLv 7vor 1 JahrzehntBeste Antwort
For reasons that aren't understood, even perfectly healthy toadstools in a good environment occassionally draw in all of their polyps. They'll eventually come back out. It isn't a cause for concern.
Quelle(n): I've owned a toadstool for several months. I've seen what you're talking about. - MikeLv 5vor 1 Jahrzehnt
As long as they are coming out some at times then it is fine for now. Could take a week or so for the coral to really start expanding it's polyps. Untill the coral is well happy in the tank, just don't make much of any changes around it.
- JestepLv 5vor 1 Jahrzehnt
It's not uncommon for any type of coral to retract their polyps when acclimating to a new environment. Even when moving between 2 well established tanks, there's several parameters that change from tank to tank: lighting, ph, salinity, alk, calcuim, as well as nitrates and phosphates, etc.. and these can stress a coral when put in a new tank. As long as your parameters are decent and you properly acclimated them, they should be fine in a few days.
