Has anyone purchased a Walt Disney frag that arrived all green? If so has it developed any other colors?
I'll try and post a photo later but my macro lens is out for repair.
I'll try and post a photo later but my macro lens is out for repair.
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Mine was opposite. It came in with neon yellow polyps with yellow base and a baby blue tip. But when I started added iron for my ATS it turned all neon green. Moving it higher in the tank has brought back some yellow.Has anyone purchased a Walt Disney frag that arrived all green? If so has it developed any other colors?
I'll try and post a photo later but my macro lens is out for repair.
Why do you think this? Mine is getting blasted under cranked up 2 side by size hydra 52 HD and it's yellow green. I think the color is in combination with water chemistry.In my experience green Disney means not enough light.
Like I said, just my experience.Why do you think this? Mine is getting blasted under cranked up 2 side by size hydra 52 HD and it's yellow green. I think the color is in combination with water chemistry.
Agreed. My LFS has a frag that turned all green. It’s back in the owners friends tank to get colored back up. The tank he put it back in runs lower end alk and has radions cranked way up. When it Greened out in the other tank it was under elevated t5 with alk around 9.Why do you think this? Mine is getting blasted under cranked up 2 side by size hydra 52 HD and it's yellow green. I think the color is in combination with water chemistry.
Lol I only wanted to say "why do you think this" because I see Randy post that a lot and it makes him seem analytical and smart.Like I said, just my experience.
The Walt Disney is just one of those acros that can dramatically alter its colors basically due to everything and anything. From what I've seen, if it's a dark shade of green, sorta purple tips, without a doubt not getting enuff light. Mine sits in like 450 par under t5s and I have yet to see any blue.I really think the biggest factor with all acros is getting the right combination of light and nutrients. I wish there was a magic formula I could give you but I can just share my experience. Mine if getting 350 par with nitrate around 5 and phosphate around .02. I have a WWC Pink Panther right next to it that is only pink. I cut a frag of the Pink Panther and moved it to 250 par and it now has some green mixed in. Sometimes it is just trial and error, or dumb luck for me.