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my frogspawn is getting brown is growing and healthy but is loosing its green color could it be that i have my whites to low i have them at 38% I read some where that not enough light will make it go brown?
 
Exactly what lighting do you have? How far off of the water? Where is the coral in relation to the light? What settings are the light at if it's an adjustable one?
 
Sounds like low lighting to me. Mine did this in my biocube. Try upping your lighting a bit for a few days and see if you notice a difference. I'll subscribe to keep an eye out. Have any pics?
 
Exactly what lighting do you have? How far off of the water? Where is the coral in relation to the light? What settings are the light at if it's an adjustable one?
Hydras 26 and are adjustable, their Cabot 7 of the water but he's about 27 inches down
 
Exactly what lighting do you have? How far off of the water? Where is the coral in relation to the light? What settings are the light at if it's an adjustable one?
Hydras 26 , 4 fixtures on a 150 gl. I have it placed on the sand preaty much all blues at 80% greens at around 60 red's at 50 whites 38 and uv's at 50 is 27 inches deep and under one of the fixtures
 

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