Sps turning green, help!

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Hi everyone,

I have a silly question, some of my corals are looking green, they used to be pinkish or redish, but they are looking really green now, it is especially obvious in the encrusting part, any ideas why?
 
What are the values for nitrate and phosphate?
What type and brand of lighting?
What are you dosing?
 
See his duplicate post... there's no issue; the coral is doing better and coloring up.
 
What are the values for nitrate and phosphate?
What type and brand of lighting?
What are you dosing?
Sorry I was posting on my phone and I went error again, kindly see the other post with some photos, no3 is around 3, phos is around 0.2, thank you for replying. The lighting is a copy cat item of radion gen6, and I’m only dosing kalk at the moment
 

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