C&D rainbow firestorm finally coloring back up.

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Starting to look good again so I trimmed it some more. Yellow still needs to fill in some more.

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How were able to help it recolor up. I have a couple of acros needing some help
 
Nitrates were 25 and phosphate were .60-.80

At what point would you estimate the corals lost their color? How soon after lowering nutrients did they regain color?

I ask because I too had my corals go brown and a few stn all the way. My nitrates were 8ppm and my phosphate was 0.22ppm.

I brought my levels down to “0” on both and the corals that survived are starting to show some green shimmer again in their dark brown bodies.

I am actually dosing some Tropic Marin Plus NP for nutrients. My tests are near zero but I know they are present since I’m dosing daily.
 
It took about 2 weeks to color them up. Mine never browned out just lost the color pop. I just recently changed light so I'm sure that helped as well. I try to keep phosphates around .15 or less nitrates 5 to 10ppm
 

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