It is understood that placing corals from different sides of the color wheel next to each other will enhance their visual appeal and pop. My question for the community is, How much do you force the issue? When do we give in? is a little bit of contrast more important than getting the best coloration and extension out of our corals? I ask because I have a Rainbow Pectinia frag, and a small beautifully shaped "Lobophyllia that I know would both improve if I swapped them from their present locations, but they would be right next to a coral of very similar color.
My Pectinia faded from this, under my new Meridians at over 200 par
My "LOBO" lost all of its awesome coloration sitting at under 100 par
A swap seems appropriate?!?!!
My Pectinia faded from this, under my new Meridians at over 200 par
My "LOBO" lost all of its awesome coloration sitting at under 100 par
A swap seems appropriate?!?!!
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