Tripod1404
Active member
Hey guys,
I bought some nice acros and montis from my LFS last weekend. He also gifted me a very pale (almost bleached) acro. I am not sure what exactly it is but it looks like an acropora millepora. Maybe a pink one but I am not sure? The polyps of the coral still retain their color but the rest is almost white to very light pink/yellow. It has complete polyp extension all around the coral so I am sure it is not necrosis. Actually the coral looks quite healthy except the color. If you touch it, polyps immediately retract and come out again in ~5 mins.
So I was wondering what should be my course of action for coloring it up? Right now I put it to a place with good flow and moderate/high light.
My parameters are;
Alk; 8.3dKH
Ca; 475ppm
Mg; 1400ppm
NO3; 1ppm
PO4; 0.06ppm
I bought some nice acros and montis from my LFS last weekend. He also gifted me a very pale (almost bleached) acro. I am not sure what exactly it is but it looks like an acropora millepora. Maybe a pink one but I am not sure? The polyps of the coral still retain their color but the rest is almost white to very light pink/yellow. It has complete polyp extension all around the coral so I am sure it is not necrosis. Actually the coral looks quite healthy except the color. If you touch it, polyps immediately retract and come out again in ~5 mins.
So I was wondering what should be my course of action for coloring it up? Right now I put it to a place with good flow and moderate/high light.
My parameters are;
Alk; 8.3dKH
Ca; 475ppm
Mg; 1400ppm
NO3; 1ppm
PO4; 0.06ppm
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