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Old 05-03-2013, 01:52 PM   #1
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Sacrophyton moving?

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This is my first week back from a 3 week business trip (had my lfs help take care if my tank) and I noticed something interesting. It looks like one of my sacrophyton has tilted it's "head" and is moving across my rock work. Also, he left some of himself behind. I figure this is a propagation technique? Also his polyps aren't even a quarter of the way out. I'm not worried about this but I thought I'd ask for some insight.

So you know all the facts I did move both of my PH 1400 down the glass about and inch and a half.

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I've been told/heard of them moving, maybe it doesn't like where it's at.
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I've been told/heard of them moving, maybe it doesn't like where it's at.
Yeah probably. Interesting though, it's been in that same spot or over 9 months now. Will the piece it left begin to grow? Or should I remove it from the tank?
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Yeah probably. Interesting though, it's been in that same spot or over 9 months now. Will the piece it left begin to grow? Or should I remove it from the tank?
I'd say leave it alone and see what you get!
Be cool if it started growing
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I'd say leave it alone and see what you get!
Be cool if it started growing
It should grow into another as long as parameters are stable. Softies can come back/grow from tiny chunks of tissue sometimes.
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It should grow into another as long as parameters are stable. Softies can come back/grow from tiny chunks of tissue sometimes.
Cool. Yeah the tank is in a good spot. Params seem to be great. Having a lot of growth from all of my corals
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