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Candy Cane Not Opening. A few days ago they stopped accepting pellets and since yesterday they aren’t opening as wide as usual. With prolonged exposure, you may notice your candy cane corals are not opening after several periods of deflation. Intense light or flow could cause bleaching or tissue damage. If such happens, move them to a shade and cool place as soon as possible. On sunny days, try to keep your corals away from direct sunlight. Initially, the heads would fully open for the first hour when the lights turned on, then close. Pretty simple, take a bottle cut a small hole in the side so you can stick a syringe with the oysterfeast or whatever you use in it,. Normally, the ideal light duration of candy cane coral is around 10 to 12 hours a day. In some cases, the flesh may recede, causing the skeleton to show. Recently got a candy cane coral. This lps coral generally does best when placed lower down in the aquarium, placed on the sandy substrate, if you have one.

In some cases, the flesh may recede, causing the skeleton to show. Pretty simple, take a bottle cut a small hole in the side so you can stick a syringe with the oysterfeast or whatever you use in it,. A few days ago they stopped accepting pellets and since yesterday they aren’t opening as wide as usual. On sunny days, try to keep your corals away from direct sunlight. This lps coral generally does best when placed lower down in the aquarium, placed on the sandy substrate, if you have one. Recently got a candy cane coral. With prolonged exposure, you may notice your candy cane corals are not opening after several periods of deflation. Initially, the heads would fully open for the first hour when the lights turned on, then close. Intense light or flow could cause bleaching or tissue damage. Normally, the ideal light duration of candy cane coral is around 10 to 12 hours a day.

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Candy Cane Not Opening In some cases, the flesh may recede, causing the skeleton to show. Initially, the heads would fully open for the first hour when the lights turned on, then close. With prolonged exposure, you may notice your candy cane corals are not opening after several periods of deflation. Intense light or flow could cause bleaching or tissue damage. If such happens, move them to a shade and cool place as soon as possible. On sunny days, try to keep your corals away from direct sunlight. Normally, the ideal light duration of candy cane coral is around 10 to 12 hours a day. A few days ago they stopped accepting pellets and since yesterday they aren’t opening as wide as usual. In some cases, the flesh may recede, causing the skeleton to show. This lps coral generally does best when placed lower down in the aquarium, placed on the sandy substrate, if you have one. Pretty simple, take a bottle cut a small hole in the side so you can stick a syringe with the oysterfeast or whatever you use in it,. Recently got a candy cane coral.