A look into Anemones and white lighting

I agree, but an observation none the less. They are doing significantly worse in only blues/reds.
I’m gonna give them another 24-48 hours in this and see how they are, but will switch back to a white channel soon for their well being. Here’s the sump on the same system, even (60-60) channels white/blue.

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I wish mine looked like these:( but mine look awful:(
 
My Gigantea under bright balance light, about 10,000K. That anemone is really yellow. Also picture of green slimed under same light. A few minutes a part
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