Why can't we have yellow or orange sticks?????

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I've moved this spathulata to more light and is truly yellow to the eye now. No yellow green at all in person. Has pink tips. Grown from a frag in my tank.
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Man I have something very similar to this but it has a blue tint in the base color where its shaded from light. And instead of yellow its more of a cold on the coralites. Pink tips and a green in the base. One of my favorites! And also grown from a frag.

Alan reef that Millie looks pretty green in the picture.
 

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Here is mine... Not positive its a spathjlata yet but its grown more and looks similar. This pic makes it look like an aspera a little.



I love my yellow tenuis too... Can't get more yellow than this. And the underside of the coralites is forest green.



My transistor, flavor parade, gila monster, and iron man are coloring up which all have orange or yellow in them. The iron man is just sick looking. It was bleached white three weeks ago and now looks like a different piece!
 
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