Leather question's

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  1. coldshot

    coldshot Blue Ringed Angel

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    I have a Leather toadstool, and he got knocked over and turned a blueish color. I was told he wasnt happy with the spot he was in. I have moved hm way up top and he has a good flow. If he sint out in 24 shouldd I try another spot. How long can he go without feeding? What do I do?
     
    coldshot, Apr 10, 2009
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  2. rogerstammy

    rogerstammy Peppermint Shrimp

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    Mine gets really picky about his spot. I have found midway up the tank with a little flow on him and he is all fluffy and happy... He hated being way up high and didn't like being too low so I have him about 3 inches up.
     
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  3. coldshot

    coldshot Blue Ringed Angel

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    Thank you RogersTammy,I onnly have 2-65 watt PC and 2 -65 Act PC so I might need to keep him a bit high. Until he was knocked over he was on the ground and opening up. I just put him in when my powerhead went on a powertrip.
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  4. rogerstammy

    rogerstammy Peppermint Shrimp

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    No problem, I went and looked and it is actually about 6 inches up. I also have 150w halide 14k lights so my corals don't like being too close.
     
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  5. reefer Bob

    reefer Bob Montipora Digitata

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    be careful that you dont move him to close to quick. If anything I would move him down somewhere calm and lower light for a short time and let him adjust. IMHO.
     
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