Colouration

[brianxcheng]

I feel like my tank become same colour tone. Looking for advice thank. View attachment 3430490

 

[Mr. Mojo Rising]

I like to add fishes and corals of different colours, lots of colours to choose from in our hobby.

 

[Dburr1014]

A yellow Leptoseris would add a Bright yellow splash.
Don't mind the worms. Work in progress.
And maybe look for some red coral for the top.

 

[jda]

You feel that the color has shifted this way, or the colors have always been like this?

If the color has shifted, then look towards lighting. Heavy blue will not develop a full range of color in most coral over time - those coral that had it can lose it. You need full spectrum to develop all of the colors and then you can show them off with heavy blue for parts of the day if you like.

 

[brianxcheng]

I feel that the colour has shifted this way, yes I also think my spectrum. I’m using XR15 with AB+ under 70%

 

[jda]

How many xr15? You might need more, or more daylight.

 

[brianxcheng]

How many xr15? You might need more, or more daylight.

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[LetUsSeeYourLettuceSea]

Try to add something big and bright in the middle! Perhaps something like a Forest Fire Montipora. Also maybe plant some more zoas on your vast sand bed, those are very eye catching and create more coloration to image we are trying to create! Good luck and I think it looks great by the way

 

[Reefering1]

Everything is blue.. sand, corals, rocks.. looks like things are growing decent enough, just can't see them. I 2nd a fuller spectrum. Add more "white" light so you can see the different hues and shades. As jda said, it will even look better(in time) during blue dusk/ dawn hours