Trachy bleached?

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Hello got this Trachyphillia about a week ago and it has been bleaching loosing all of its color kept it at around 100-150 par on the sand floor and it looks bad now. Barley has any color left and I can see it’s skeleton is it possible to save it? Moved it to a darker location and it still seemed to be doing bad moved it back to around 100 par.its all white now other than a tiny bit of it

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if that tiny spec of green is the only fluorescent part of it, i would actually consider it dead, and everything you see is exposed skeleton. but, could also be re-growing from that green spec, so i wouldn't throw it out just yet.


have any pictures under white light?
 
if that tiny spec of green is the only fluorescent part of it, i would actually consider it dead, and everything you see is exposed skeleton. but, could also be re-growing from that green spec, so i wouldn't throw it out just yet.


have any pictures under white light?
None under whites but it’s fully bleached just that little spec still has color and it’s skeleton is exposed weird everything else is fine and I know my parameters are pretty good rest of my Trachys in the same spot are fine
 

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