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There are some with whites and bluesPics would definitely help
Here are some pictures hope that can hlpLighting can shock a coral and bleach it or make it look pale. The coral dumps its zoanxthelle when it dosent think it needs it. Low light and it should start to darken or brown back up. Lots of time and effort im afraid. Watch your waters chemistry too. When low phosphates and nitrates the water can become very clear. Making the light more bright to the coral.
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They are luxbird 165watt I did change tanks as well not sure how that would effect them using same lights and waterWhat lights are you using? You can turn the % down 10 or 20%?
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Tank is around a yr old the live rock has been in my tanks for a long while I got the initial tank just transferred water ect ran fine for 7 yrs no problem I switched tanks then this happened all parameters Are good I did turn down the lights is there anything I can do to ensure it will survive? Bacteria ect additives?How old is your tank?
What are the parameters?
I second this and give a gentle dip w/ Chemiclean and a couple drops of iodine.Best advice I have is to shade it for now.
The chemiclean dip is definitely something I haven't tried. What do you reckon it helps with? Also whats your dip protocol using chemiclean as dip? Wouldn't hurt me to experiment with this and see what happens next timeI second this and give a gentle dip w/ Chemiclean and a couple drops of iodine.
The colors we see are actually the corals defense to uv rays. So when they loose that color the light just burns right through themI second this and give a gentle dip w/ Chemiclean and a couple drops of iodine.