Thanks jsak1976, the transplant worked within a two week time period. They arent fully back but they have developed the yellowish hue a white nem is suppose to have. Its def a rainbow tip. I can start to see white pattern on disc and greenish hues further up. I'm kind of regreting not feeding all three a tenticles. One of the smaller ones I left as a control to see what was standard care and what was the transplant. Two that got transplant are developing color fast. The third is coming along with light and food but that has been very excelerated in the reciepents of trans. Long story short a bleached nem just takes care. You can save them. @frank180reef i no your old school but come check out the difference a transplant can make.
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Post pics of before and after if you can.
I'm interested in this topic.
I'm interested in this topic.
If you have a smart phone, download an app that will allow you to adjust the settings of a photo. That will help while you wait on a gel filter.
Camera just gets washed out in the white. It doesnt show the kind of suttle variation that it takes to give a clear picture of the process. I also dont no how I feel about not giving the control the transplant. It is obviously sick and withholding treatment that works to see is idk..... Just dont no if I like that idear
I'm a serial phone breaker as well. If you have at&t look into the samsung galaxy actives. I have the s8, had it for 2 years...no issues. I toss it in water frequently and it drops from chest height onto pavement frequently lol
