Ist normal

[buhajer2]

I put it last night in my tank, but its look like that. Ist normal

 

[fort384]

What are you asking? What are we talking about in the photo? The closed zoas, or the trumpets, or what?

 

[BigRedsReefs10]

How did you acclimate it? But yeah corals can take a few days to adjust and open just keep an eye on it

 

[buhajer2]

Closed zoas, dose it take time to open. Or shall i change its location.

 

[Ej_b1996]

Some corals take time to open
But zoas in general don't take too long
But if they do you shouldn't worry too much

If it stays closed for 2+ weeks though I would start to get worried

Zoas are really hardy and shouldn't be too hard to take care of
Good luck!

 

[buhajer2]

still not open what shall i do. Is my coral ?

 

[buhajer2]

Any help

 

[mr_X]

That appears to be a fungus on the zoas. I would dip them in Lugols.

 

[buhajer2]

Form the day one its never open. Then it covered with this white stuff.

 

[Ej_b1996]

Like what mr_x said I would dip them because it does look like a fungus

 

[buhajer2]

So i just make the solution and dip it for 5 min then rinse it before i retain it ti my tank.

 

[trnewsom]

I dipped mine in coral rx and used a baster to blow off what I could of the film before putting back in tank. Majority died but some were saved.

 

[Ej_b1996]

Usually ya
Depends on the dip
Just follow why the directions say

 

[buhajer2]

Do dead coral rise the ammonia in pico tank 6g?

 

[Ej_b1996]

I don't think so?
I'm not sure I've never really had any corals die yet

 

[mr_X]

It would depend how large the coral is, but yes, it can make ammonia spike. Coral flesh is flesh, and will rot just like a fish would.