mistake?

[jkeating2005]

i was moving my GSP and tore it a little?

is it going to die?

figure this would happen to me on the first day i get it!

 

[dustin_P74]

itll regrow, dont worry

 

[jkeating2005]

ok whew! i didnt want to ruin my first frag.

 

[RyanG]

You cant kill that stuff! Even when you want to

 

[daugherty]

it will be fine a couple may die but they will come back

 

[ccCapt]

+1 what RyanG siad.

 

[Bifferwine]

Those are very hardy corals. You have nothing to worry about.

 

[tizapolgar]

Those are very hardy corals. You have nothing to worry about.

Not only that, if you tear it into two pieces (or use scissors), they'll both grow...and keep growing...and keep growing...and keep growing.

Be sure to keep it on the sand :mrgreen:

 

[jkeating2005]

ok i now have two pieces and the tentacles came back out today!!

Yay!

I am happy!:mrgreen::bounce::^:

 

[dustin_P74]

your happy about it for now

 

[jkeating2005]

yeah i heard they can get out of control and grow like grass...

 

[daugherty]

growing like grass is not the word for it it is more like multiplying like rabbits or cats

 

[dustin_P74]

yeah, grass grows too slow to be used as an enallage(sp) for this type of coral

 

[Melonbob]

or not, my GSP has been in there for a year now and I have two patches about 2" in diameter each

 

[RyanG]

*analogy* Its odd and neat at the same to find out everyones different experiences with the same corals.

 

[yote]

Its kinda like xenia.Becomes a weed in some tanks,but wont live in others.

 

[michelle]

omg...I'm a dummy. I see "GSP" and think "green spotted puffer"...one track mind, what coral are we talking about?

 

[Bifferwine]

Green star polyps.