Orange Ricordia Yuma

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  1. adam

    adam Montipora Digitata

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    I have had a orange Yuma attached to a 3 inch piece of LR for about a month now. The other day I slightly moved the piece of rock and now the yuma is not staying put like it did before I moved it. It is swaying with the current and looks like it could detach. The rock is on the sand. I have a round piece of pvc that I could put maybe around the rock but I might need some of netting to go around it. I am just not sure if I should do that or just let it be and hope it settles down? The current is moderate at the bottom of the tank. I have a 46 gallon with 2 koralia 1's
    Thanks,
    Adam
     
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  2. adam

    adam Montipora Digitata

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    I moved the rock to a spot between two some rock and slightly under a rock and it settled down immediately. My next problem is I had a beautiful red lobo and now half of it is gone exposing all skeleton. I dont want to remove it because part of it is still alive but will it harm the water quality?
     

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  3. JohnFritts

    JohnFritts Peppermint Shrimp

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    that's about all i could find,
    good luck tho!

    -fritts
     
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