Pro Corals Rainbow Acro--help

Does that seem ok...ie. just part of a phase?
Hard to get great photos....but you get the idea...green.
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Thats what mine looked like when I put it in. Do you think there is a big difference between Radion G2 and G4? I run the AB+.
 
Thats what mine looked like when I put it in. Do you think there is a big difference between Radion G2 and G4? I run the AB+.[/QUOTE

The G4 pros added Warm white and UV led's. I'm also running the Coral Labs AB+ slightly modified at the end of the day for more blues. I've had a few corals go green and slowly rebound in color. I would just keep things consistent and stable and give it some time.
 
Thats what mine looked like when I put it in. Do you think there is a big difference between Radion G2 and G4? I run the AB+.

How long has this frag been in your system?
It is normal for a frag to lose color or turn green/brown and color back up after some time. For me a couple months.
 
It's been about 6 weeks. That may be just it...went from t5s to my radions and natural saltwater too. Chemistry was pretty similar though.
 
This is mine.
July 21.
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today.
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This is what mine looks like under medium light. I have several colonies of this guy and I'm trying to sell everyone of them. Beautiful coral, but I'm tired of cutting it back. It grows too fast for me.
I have one colony in the sand and its all red orange and yellow.
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What kind of lights are you using
 
I just saw your thread ( can't see it via tapatalk)
 
I have all LED's. I have GHL mitras fixtures.
 
Here is mine. I have it about 12" from the surface with around 500 PAR. I hope it doesn't change its colors. Looking forward to it taking off in the next couple of months.

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Another red “stag” that’s not really a stag unless grown in low flow and low light. Then it might get long skinny branches. I wish people would use the term “bushy” acros for corals like this more often.
 
Here is mine. I have it about 12" from the surface with around 500 PAR. I hope it doesn't change its colors. Looking forward to it taking off in the next couple of months.

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If that at 500 par it will be pure red in no time... keep this one at aprx 200-250 par it will have far better colors
 
If that at 500 par it will be pure red in no time... keep this one at aprx 200-250 par it will have far better colors

I wouldn't mind pure red at all. I just don't want it going the other way and turn green.
 
I wouldn't mind pure red at all. I just don't want it going the other way and turn green.
Ahh I see, I personally like this coral lower but thats me. If its turning green its either in low light or stressed
 

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