Color lost.

Sassy Jenny

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A couple of months ago I had a bit of a fungus out break in my zoa. I took things apart and ever since then, I have been loosing all the color in all my corals. I have not changed my lights, and I am very on top of my water changes. My water is well with in limits. Not sure where to go from here.
 
How old are your bulbs? And do you feed your corals?
 
No they are fading. I have come to realize that I had to much light on them. They where not getting a rest cycle. Now that I am back to that, things seem to be leveling out.
 

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