Enchinata losing color

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I have a jason fox evil eye enchinata. I have had it for several months. It has been in a newer tank for about four months. It is a quarter to half way up the tank under radion gen 2 lights. It is turning from the brownish to a grey color. Anyone have any ideas why? H2o parameters within normal limits. I moved it down to a shady spot tonight thinking it was getting too much light. I'm open for ideas. Thanks.

Rob
 
+1 low light. When i had led it lowered my lps population. They are low light.


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I would also look for signs of aefw just in case...they will make an echinata look bad real quick
 

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