Greens under led lighting

[trueblackpercula]

I have a question for the LED sps keepers, I would like to see your sps that are green under LEDs the reason I ask is I would like to know if the acros keep that deep green look or fade in time to a lighter green or even to a dark yellow.
Thanks
Here is mine

 

[franklypre]

I've noticed greens tend to lighten up under lower nutrient conditions, both using LEDs or halides. Right now with LEDs some of my greens pop and some are more yellow, not a lot of help but thought I'd give my .02

 

[anthony27]

depending on the species of the coral and the coral lights, green will look yellow. Not really a probem cause you need excelent conditions in the tank to have yellow stay yellow.

Frank alot of sps will lighten up under lower nutrient systems. I guess the deep green changes with the zooanthely of the coral when the blue lights hit it.

 

[rc4kinu]

I found that reducing GFO use by half recommended amount brings back the vivid green and other colors in SPS.

 

[dfm34]

I have a green slimer under led for about 2 weeks now and it def looks more yellow. The blue tort and red planet frags I added at the same time look great and even have gotten darker. I should say the frags all came from another led tank.

 

[biggles]

I have a big green banana blob stag Perc under the radium and a frag of the same in the 120W blue/white LED section of the sump. The frag has been under the LED's for over 3 months and it's much yellower and fluorescent now which i like a lot more than what i see in the radium/B+ lit display.

 

[trueblackpercula]

This is very interesting and I think it's because of the blue LEDs that I have do not go to 420nm in color. I like the yellow but also want my greens to pop and I am having a hard time getting it. Can any of you guys or ladies post some pictures of your findings?

 

[dfm34]

Ok so I took a photo last night and to my surprise my frag looks green. I wonder if the naked eye sees the light spectrum differently then the camera. Btw it was taken with my iPhone.

 

[Rob in Puyallup]

Curious if what you mean by "low nutrient levels" is low nitrates?

 

[ksicard]

LED's for the entire lifespan of my tank and I have no issues with green pigments or really any pigments in general. I run a DIY setup with royal blues, true blues, true violets, neutral whites, and ocean coral white led's (red,green,turqouise).

 

[dfm34]

I will qualify this by saying the frags have only been in my tank for two weeks so they could still be acclimating.

 

[DopeCantWin]

http://www.flickr.com/photos/99065936@N06/

They've been under LEDs pretty much all their lives, some all of it.