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Well 1st things 1st I would start the favia on the bottom maybe partially shaded and let it acclimate to your tank after a week or 2 id move it ither out to light on the sand bed or mid level. I have mines mid level but its under t5 so with that said mh would definetly be more light nice piece goodluck with it
I have had a couple pieces of this coral, love it! My previous piece was under MH & T5 and I had it on the sandbed of a 90gal, in partial shade. My newer piece is on the sand bed under T5's and I could stand to move it up a little to increase its color. Yes, they can have too much light. If you watch the coloration and its behavior though you can determine where it prefers to be.
Good luck
that's what I was about to write I have played with my colony and I'm sure you will also gl on finding its sweet spot the colors on the DSF are amazingI have had a couple pieces of this coral, love it! My previous piece was under MH & T5 and I had it on the sandbed of a 90gal, in partial shade. My newer piece is on the sand bed under T5's and I could stand to move it up a little to increase its color. Yes, they can have too much light. If you watch the coloration and its behavior though you can determine where it prefers to be.
Good luck
Bump did you figure out how to get your colors back?I was going back through some old posts today and ran across this thread, guess we can revive it.
How's everyones Dragon Soul almost a year later?
Mine lost its third ring of color, too much light I believe. It has the ultra bright green eye and the dark purple, but not the red ring. It still maintains its green rim as well.
Bump did you figure out how to get your colors back?