Why are duncan corals turning neon green

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Yes my Duncan began to turn neon and not open up is it to much light or not a certain spectrum of light help
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I assume the first pic is before, and the second what is going on now. Have you moved them in between pics? how long have you had them? What, if anything, has changed?
 

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My Duncan’s were big and kinda bouncing. Then they closed and now look totally different. Everything does something a little different in each tank
 

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I would move it away from the Hollywood Stunner. HS has huge sweepers (like 6 inches or more) that could be stinging it. Worth a try anyway.
 

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They look good but AGREED, they could be fuller. What do I do differently?


a) Moderate flow.... they hate high flow in my tank
b) Moderate lighting. They seem do well in lights not bright and more blue
c) Feed !! I feed them every 2-3 days, direct and suspend feed
 
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They look good but AGREED, they could be fuller. What do I do differently?


a) Moderate flow.... they hate high flow in my tank
b) Moderate lighting. They seem do well in lights not bright and more blue
c) Feed !! I feed them every 2-3 days, direct and suspend feed
I think it might be hi light and flow
 

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A01E9F07-7F10-4F3C-B173-F2EEB28E2F14.jpeg Mine are neon green, been that way for almost 3 years. They are in medium flow. They close up when I disturb them or food falls into their tentacles. Never for long periods of time. There’s probably something irritating them. Have your water chemistry or lighting changed a lot quickly.
 

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Mine. Just fed !!

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