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Thread: Pics of Potential Problem?

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10-05-2007, 08:01 AM

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New2Salt

Spanish Shawl Nudibranch

Join Date: Sep 2007

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Quote:

Originally Posted by geekdafied

It could be a number of things. Too much flow/too little flow, too much light/too little light, or it could be still getting use to your setup, also could shedding its skin. They will slump when they shed, and it can take a few days to even a few weeks for them to shed or sloughing or whatever the technical term is, it means shedding, so I say shedding. From the looks of the pics, there is nothing wrong with it.

There are a few spots that look like there could be some shedding going on. Lets hope you are right that he is healthy! Hey Geek, can you tell me what I am looking for as far as warning signs? If you can offer some "waning signs" specific to the Soft Finger Coral or to coral in general, I would appreciate it greatly.

Thanks

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