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- Thread starter drty811
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If it's a tulip, it's very unhappy.
This is what they look like when they're happy.
I'd say that's probably some type of zoo, or polyp. I'd put it in your tank where it can get more light and food. If it turns out to be an unhappy tulip, or majano, it'll be pretty easy to kill off as long as it's just one or two.
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This is what they look like when they're happy.
I'd say that's probably some type of zoo, or polyp. I'd put it in your tank where it can get more light and food. If it turns out to be an unhappy tulip, or majano, it'll be pretty easy to kill off as long as it's just one or two.
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djconn
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Jennie sent some tulips to me via USPS priority mail and I got the package within 2 days. Everything was nice and healthy. I would suggest a freezer gel pack just to keep temps down a little. A thermos would prob. be a good idea as well. I bet you could send them that route for under $6 total.
djconn
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I got a small cheapo thermos at walmart. The freezer pack I got at a LFS for free. A store here in SA gives them to me. I have a ton and I will bring you some if you want next time I'm in Htown B. I used a small shoebox size box I had laying around. It ran like $6.50 Priority Mail with tracking.
Lower the weight by using just one gelpack.
I guess it all depends on which shipping zone its in as well.
Lower the weight by using just one gelpack.
I guess it all depends on which shipping zone its in as well.
dj,
I may have to do some poking around this weekend at walmart/target/etc... Thanks for the info.
Master,
These guys are generally less than the size of a nickel individually. With feeding they can multiply pretty rapidly. I've got a few small patches in my main reef system, and I let them get totally out of hand in my octo tank, which is why I'm thinking about selling/trading them. They're sting doesn't appear to be anywhere near as powerful as an aiptasia, but they DO irritate some corals. I've got a mushroom, and a flower anemone that seem to be bothered by them, but I've got a couple leathers, and some palys that don't seem to mind them at all.
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I may have to do some poking around this weekend at walmart/target/etc... Thanks for the info.
Master,
These guys are generally less than the size of a nickel individually. With feeding they can multiply pretty rapidly. I've got a few small patches in my main reef system, and I let them get totally out of hand in my octo tank, which is why I'm thinking about selling/trading them. They're sting doesn't appear to be anywhere near as powerful as an aiptasia, but they DO irritate some corals. I've got a mushroom, and a flower anemone that seem to be bothered by them, but I've got a couple leathers, and some palys that don't seem to mind them at all.
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