Zoas not looking good

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These are normally bright green, they are slowly losing their color.

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There's lots of possibilities. Water parameters and dosing and any history you have for them as well as lighting conditions and any unusual or significan tevents in the last several weeks/months would be very helpful.
Just finished battling Dino’s, for the last 2 months no more Dino’s and started back with water changes.Other zoas doing good but the anemones tentacles are getting shorter and ballooning..
 

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These use to be bright green and now they are not doing good at all.
 

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