Peroxide Dipped LSOH.... Turned Lashes Pink?

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Uhhhhhhhhh yeah. Had some algae growing around my little shop of horrors that seemed to be bothering them and impeding growth so I dipped the section of rock in 1:4 h2o2 to water for approximately 1 minute. That was a few days ago and they’ve been ticked since. Opening up a little bit today, and some lashes have pink on them??? I’m not complainingand I’m sure it’ll turn back to green, but does anyone have any explanation?

Does this mean I can rename them and upcharge x10???
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You may have discovered a new secret to create morphs haha but joking aside ive never seen or heard of this so im pretty interested to see what everyone else thinks
 
Possibly some of the zooxanthellae at the tips were exposed to the H2O2 more than the rest and died? That's just a guess. If so, they'll eventually change back as it reproduces just like a bleached coral will color back up over time.
 

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