Formula462 Posted January 27, 2011 Share Posted January 27, 2011 I have had my green Favia for two weeks now and I have yet to see it put out any feeding tentacles. I haven't exactly offered it food, but my lobo used to extend all the time, even before I had fish and did not feed. I suppose I'll just get some food for it ( need advice on what exactly ) and see if it will nom it down. I should note I have no moonlight at the moment. I know some corals are stimulated to feed by moonlight. Link to comment
danthenewreefman Posted January 27, 2011 Share Posted January 27, 2011 I have had my green Favia for two weeks now and I have yet to see it put out any feeding tentacles. I haven't exactly offered it food, but my lobo used to extend all the time, even before I had fish and did not feed. I suppose I'll just get some food for it ( need advice on what exactly ) and see if it will nom it down. I should note I have no moonlight at the moment. I know some corals are stimulated to feed by moonlight. turn pumps off, place food carefully on coral, leave it there for 15minutes. You haven't had it long, still probably a little stressed. mysis, cyclopeeze, brine, favia will eat ANYTHING, they're big eaters. you should start to see it extend polyps at dusk/night time after you've had it a while. I suggest trying to feed it right before lights out. Link to comment
Formula462 Posted January 27, 2011 Author Share Posted January 27, 2011 Sounds good thanks man Link to comment
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