I have a clump of 3 Red Hornets that came unglued from the rest of the colony. I'd like not to send it back into shock by taking it out and supergluing it, but do I really have a choice? Is there some way to get them to attach themselves underwater?
I have a clump of 3 Red Hornets that came unglued from the rest of the colony. I'd like not to send it back into shock by taking it out and supergluing it, but do I really have a choice? Is there some way to get them to attach themselves underwater?
Reefkeeping has-been :-(
I'm not sure how long it takes a zoa to develop enough tissue to securely grip a surface, but I think superglue is your best bet, unfortunately
They won't go into shock. They can spend hours out of the water. Zoanthids are pretty tough. Smash them into a hole somewhere so they don't fall out.
yep, glue them...red hornets? do you have a pic of the colony?
Nope...unless you count this link:
http://www.zoanthids.com/popup_image.php?pID=176
I also got Ultimate Rainbows and Flaming Fire Frogs. The FFF have disappeared in the skirmish to catch my Klein's butterfly a week or so ago :-(
Reefkeeping has-been :-(
Steph, at this point, I would definitely start considering the possibility of an infestation of some sort. There is another thread that someone posted up today about an issue their zoas were having (same symptoms), and they found some ickies!
I'll try to find it and post a link here.