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your first cyarina don't look too good..

its exposing its skeleton already..

the photograph was taken just after i bought it and placed in the tank. hope it recover from shock. :rolleyes:

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the photograph was taken just after i bought it and placed in the tank. hope it recover from shock. :rolleyes:

Not only recover from shock and tissue necrosis, you have to nurse it to health by feeding it so that it hopfully might regain it's zooxathellae population.

Didn't you notice that it was bleached when you bought it? :huh:

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Not only recover from shock and tissue necrosis, you have to nurse it to health by feeding it so that it hopfully might regain it's zooxathellae population.

Didn't you notice that it was bleached when you bought it? :huh:

i like the color so jus bought it. didn't bother about bleach or not. :D

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No offence but you are being irresponsible by buying a bleached coral.

Corals must not be bought judging from its looks but by its health

What is the point of spending money buying something which will perish in a couple of weeks? :huh:

SRC is to promote responsible reefkeeping so I hope you learn from this lesson and not make the same mistake again :peace:

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No offence but you are being irresponsible by buying a bleached coral.

Corals must not be bought judging from its looks but by its health

What is the point of spending money buying something which will perish in a couple of weeks? :huh:

SRC is to promote responsible reefkeeping so I hope you learn from this lesson and not make the same mistake again :peace:

If what you say is true, I don't buy it will still died. So you can't said i am irresponsible. Anyway it might not died at.

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The reason why I said you were irresponsible is that by buying bleached specimens, you generate a demand for them and also actually encourage store owners to purposely bleach corals and selling them as "whte" specimens.

When it is bleached (almost toally in your case), it does not have zooxathellae in its tissues and cannot benefit from the byproducts of photosynthesis by them.

Unless it accepts food from you, death is inevitable ;)

Hope you don't take offence on my comment but I am only trying to tell you not to make this mistake again. I am only acting on part of SRC's purpose to promote responsible reefkeeping so I really hope you do learn something

Anyway, I like your scaping :lol:

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The reason why I said you were irresponsible is that by buying bleached specimens, you generate a demand for them and also actually encourage store owners to purposely bleach corals and selling them as "whte" specimens.

When it is bleached (almost toally in your case), it does not have zooxathellae in its tissues and cannot benefit from the byproducts of photosynthesis by them.

Unless it accepts food from you, death is inevitable ;)

Hope you don't take offence on my comment but I am only trying to tell you not to make this mistake again. I am only acting on part of SRC's purpose to promote responsible reefkeeping so I really hope you do learn something

Anyway, I like your scaping :lol:

Point noted. Just to clarify it is all white specimen is bleached? Is there no natural white speicmen? :unsure:

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If you are talking about SPS and softies, yes, all white specimens are bleached.

This is because the zooxathellae in their tissue are brown so the most basic colour you get is brown. There are no such thing as white corals in nature ;)

Good to hear that you get the message. Hope you reef responsibly :lol:

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Just came back from hospital after staying in hospital for two days for the birth of my second daugther. I am shocked to see my blue sponge became white sponge. Any hope? should i remove it?

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