[lehrens]

Any ideas what these blisters are? The polyps do open in this area and coral seems very healthy?

[lehrens]

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Any ideas what these blisters are? The polyps do open in this area and coral seems very healthy?

[lehrens]

Oh well check out the link if you can.
Lee

[djheywood]

the last part of the code should be [/img] not [img] use the edit button and change the code it should then work.

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http://www.ssaland.com/reefpages/reefhome.htm

[asmith]

The last part of the link should be the type of image such as .jpg or .gif Not html.

HTH,
Andrew

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[asmith]

Hmm. Does Homestead allow users to link pictures to other pages?

Andrew

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[Personifer]

Originally posted by asmith:


Hmm. Does Homestead allow users to link pictures to other pages?

Andrew

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I have never had a problem linking pictures to my homestead site.


lehrens,

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[Aragorn]

I've got EXACTLY the same thing on my Turbinaria!!! Too wierd! I'm still looking for info. If I find any, I'll let you know. FWIW, the blisters on mine eventually "popped" leaving exposed the Coenosteum(the calcium "base"). The coenosarc(tissue between the polyps) receded ever so slightly, but has stopped. The coral is still feeding and responding well. I don't believe this is RTN at all. Stay tuned.

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[Ralph]

Hi Aragorn
I was wondering if you ever found out what these blisters are .I to have them on my pagoda cup,but it doesnt seem like it bothers the coral at all.
Ralph

[Aragorn]

Ralph,
Nope. I'm thinking it might have something to do w/ lighting...at least in my case. I had this coral(I've got 3 Turbinaria) under PC lighting in our 20g. It did fine for several months under the PC lighting. I then transferred it to our 135g which has MH/VHO. I didn't place it high in the tank, but it is definitely "brighter" than the PC lighting. Turbinaria does not require intense light. The corallites(polyps) have not been killed, nor has the tissue receded further. I will let you know if I find out any more info.

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[lehrens]

The blisters seem to come and go, get larger and smaller, but the coral seems healthy. Mine has always been under PC and MH lighting and always at the top of the tank?
Keep me posted with any thoughts, thanks
Lee

[snoopdog]

I think this link should work for you.
http://www.leesreef.homestead.com/blisters.html

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[SPasse]

Lehrens,

I don’t know why you picture won’t post.

The link URL is good and I edited you first post so that it should have posted.

Very strange.

I have also never seen the kind of blistering on Turbinaria peltata.

Regards,

Scott

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