LPS morphs

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I almost lost a Lobophyllia I took from my 150 gallon tank, and moved it my 29 I saw it melting so moved it back to my 150 slowly its coming back to health but now it’s morphing colors is that common
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Corals can change colors based on lighting conditions and nutrient levels in the water. I think it's most common when you take a coral from a T5 lighted system to an LED system but I've seen it happen a few times with some LPS corals when I brought them home from the fish store and put them in my tank.
 
Corals can change colors based on lighting conditions and nutrient levels in the water. I think it's most common when you take a coral from a T5 lighted system to an LED system but I've seen it happen a few times with some LPS corals when I brought them home from the fish store and put them in my tank.

That make since, but same light same tank i haven’t change what I was dosing just different color I’m not going to complain I love the new color
 

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