Orange Ricordia Yuma

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  1. adam

    adam Montipora Digitata

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    Two weeks ago I placed my Yuma inside of a 3 inch round pvc with some rock pieces inside and the Yuma has only slightly attached to the PVC. I moved him off of it. If I remove the pvc he is in I'm afraid he will float to the back of the tank. Any other ideas
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    Adam
     
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  3. sostoudt

    sostoudt Giant Squid

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    put a glass bowl(to block flow) over it for couple of days but make sure there is a gap at the bottom of one side for some circulation.
     
  4. adam

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    Orange Yuma

    I only have 2 koralia 1's in the 46 gallon so there is not that much flow for the Yuma. Is it they dont like any flow?
     
  5. sostoudt

    sostoudt Giant Squid

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    no they can have moderate flow, but i thought what you were trying to do is attach it to a rock
     
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    Correct I am trying to attach it. I just got back today from Sea World in Flordia and some of there tanks had much more flow in them. The corals were like whipping away. I dont want to have the pvc out of the sand or else the muchroom could sneak out from under it.
     
  7. sostoudt

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    once it attaches to the rock you won't have to worry about it, but you could prolly find a low flow zone and not even use the pvc pipe since you only have 2 koralia's
     
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  9. adam

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    Orange Yuma

    Every time in the past those yumas always find there way to the back of the tank or at least under some rock that I cant get to.
     
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    you could buy coral glue, but i don't think its necessary if you find a good space.
     
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    Why don't you just put in a small plastic container with rubble, cover the top with some netting so it wouldn't float away. In a couple of weeks it will attach and then you can then put it anywhere.
     
  12. coral reefer

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    Try using a toothpick to attach the mushroom! Less of an eye sore as well...
    Good luck