Thank you everyone for the assistance, I left him alone last night, and I moved the peer heads as suggested, as well as lowering my light intensity...
He was fully inflated and looked much better today, although from the angle that I can see, I can't see his mouth at all. I think I'm going to leave things be and see if he comes out on his own today, I would hate to stress him further by trying to remove him from the rocks, and is in a weird angle that would require me to break down my scape.
Here is a pic I took with lights off this morning...
He was fully inflated and looked much better today, although from the angle that I can see, I can't see his mouth at all. I think I'm going to leave things be and see if he comes out on his own today, I would hate to stress him further by trying to remove him from the rocks, and is in a weird angle that would require me to break down my scape.
Here is a pic I took with lights off this morning...