SPS loosing color

[ReeferNtraining]

If all your other corals are healthy and colored up good ( no signs of bleaching) then I would just move the FF down and try to straighten him up so he’s not shaded on one side. Although I’m new with the FF myself, I’ve read that they can be temperamental with high lighting. I put mine midway in the tank.

 

[ReefHomieJon]

Lucky you. I lost thousands from carbon dosing, gfo etc

*** GFO!!!

 

[SeaDweller]

*** GFO!!!

I have a friend, she's sweet. Her name is Rowa Phos. Dirty little red head, but she cleans up nicely.

 

[Charlie’s Frags]

I doubt a single kessil 360 will provide enough par over a 60 gallon cube. I strongly recommend getting your hands on a par meter.

 

[Charlie’s Frags]

Lucky you, I lost a mermaid carbon dosing. Vodka.

Did you look behind your tank?? Or at the TV department in Bloomingdales?

 

[Graffiti Spot]

I wouldn’t worry unless the frag is turning white. It looks pink to me and I don’t think one kessil is strong enough to worry about burning corals. It’s probably acclimating and will color once it starts growing.
I don’t think a carbon source is going to make a difference here. But I do think it sucks so many people have had mishaps with carbon sources and gfo. Especially carbon sources because they can be extremely useful. Gfo can too but it is dangerous for people who are not used to using it. Carbon sources require knowledge and experience and lots of testing to be able to use correctly but they can certainly help a reef thrive. My tanks always run and look better with a carbon source.