Choc chip starfish turning orange?

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This is my first post so I’m not sure I’m doing it right but I haven’t seen any other posts and I can’t find any answers anywhere...

I got a chocolate chip starfish about a month ago and it had been fine until today, it’s brown chocolate chip spikes have turned orange.... does anybody know what’s going on? Picture attached.

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This is my first post so I’m not sure I’m doing it right but I haven’t seen any other posts and I can’t find any answers anywhere...

I got a chocolate chip starfish about a month ago and it had been fine until today, it’s brown chocolate chip spikes have turned orange.... does anybody know what’s going on? Picture attached.

D3FBCEDE-2D2A-4CC8-A709-E1AF7C5E7E06.jpeg
I noticed your lights are off. I've never owned a choc chip star, but I do know that some things can drastically change color at night. Did it stay like that when you turned off the lights?
What are your parameters?
 

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