Green mushroom looks sickly.

[SnownSky]

Hi - After a 30 year break, I’m back in the reefing game. Backgound; transferred an existing 100gal basic reef setup w/livestock & equipment. Tweaking & upgrading a few things and started building up the inhabitants. The green mushroom from a local, reputable store doesn’t look right to my amateur eyes after two weeks. He’s ~2’ below a Kessil 360x in a medium flow area attached to his original rock piece. All other softies are doing just fine. Water parameters are good using Coral Pro salt. Help??

 

[i cant think]

Hi - After a 30 year break, I’m back in the reefing game. Backgound; transferred an existing 100gal basic reef setup w/livestock & equipment. Tweaking & upgrading a few things and started building up the inhabitants. The green mushroom from a local, reputable store doesn’t look right to my amateur eyes after two weeks. He’s ~2’ below a Kessil 360x in a medium flow area attached to his original rock piece. All other softies are doing just fine. Water parameters are good using Coral Pro salt. Help??

I can’t see anything wrong with that mushroom, do you mind outlining the issue?

 

[dstockwell]

Welcome to the Reef

 

[RedFrog211]

Looks fine in my opinion! Just may need some time to color up. Both mushrooms look fully extended and lack any clear signs of stress. Welcome!

 

[SnownSky]

Thanks all. The increasing brown made me nervous. Call it new parent nerves.