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10/19/2017, 02:46 AM
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Platygyra
Hi all,
I have been keeping a platygyra brain coral for some time now, it has been doing fine but has slowly lost its colors over the past year. First it looked like this:  Now the whole coral has transformed completely into dark green, it has lost its light green patches. It still extends tentacles at night and seems fine otherwise. Does anyone have experience bringing back the colors? Should I feed it? Regards |
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10/19/2017, 07:37 AM
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Join Date: Apr 2016
Location: Central Nebraska
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Feeding it is worth a shot.
I would bet moving into more or less lighting would help. Could you tell us about your lighting? Specific fixture? T-5, MH, LED? How many watts?
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Pat Current Tank Info: 125 in-wall , 40b sump. 6 bulb T5. ASM G2 skimmer. LPS and leathers |
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10/19/2017, 08:27 AM
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Should be enough for this kind of coral? It's not SPS. Maybe it doesn't have enough nutrients, I've been running very low on nitrates lately... |
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