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cosmokramer

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Hey guys i have a weird question for ya i have a 40g breeder tank with 234 watts worth of t5 ho bulbs all different spectrum's. I have all sorts of sps corals sure as red planets, purple nana, and a few different acro's. Here's the question all of them are doing great and have polyp extentions and are growing but all of them are turning neon green.?? i dont know if its from too much light or that ive been vodka dosing for 3 months ive tried to google it but i have not found anything anybody have any ideas ?????
 

CoralMeister

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Is the Red planet turning green towards the bottom? If so, this is normal for Red Planets. If the light is too much, it is usually all red. If too little, then it turns green first/eventually maybe even brown due to lack of light. If your light is Just just right, the red planet has a nice light green tint and the base, and the rest is vivid red.
 

felix tesler

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to much light i had the same problem but i have leds i was able to dial down the intensity and add more blue and less white all sps can change colors and adapt to the lighting condition thats one of the signs i dont think it would have anything to do with vodka doseing
 

cosmokramer

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here are the pics
 

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piranhapat

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Your red planet is what it suppose to look. Red at tips and green at base. Your other can be find to. Blue tips and green base. I think your light are telling you everything is doing great. Just my opinion. Looking to follow this...
 

duke62

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When the red planet turns green at the base its been told to much light. Many have real pink to red red planets but they are usually in lower light. Right now you have small frags and the real color will color up in time. Its hard to say what they will look like till it gets bigger
 

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