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Just wondering part of my Sun god melt I looks to be turning green under blues visually you can't really tell under whites

here's a pic but I know it's tough to make out anyways any thoughts?

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It needs shade from the lights, I keep mine (not the same lepto) below a birdnest where it gets partial shade. They do much better in lower light in my limited experience.
 
I will move it down see if it colors back up my jack o lantern loves light and you would think one named Sun god would also lol
 
I will move it down see if it colors back up my jack o lantern loves light and you would think one named Sun god would also lol

I have a jack-o-lantern like lepto and it's the one that demands shade. It's probably a matter of nutrients. The higher the nutrients the more light it can take? Mine did recover quickly once out of the bright light so I hope yours does as well.
 

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