marinelife
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some of my acropora corals are having dead parts at the bottom of the branches and they are green, is this because of phosphates?
slow death
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Travis L. Stevens
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They're green because of algae growth on the skeleton. Algae growth is from Phosphates and Nitrates. As far as what caused the death, I don't know.
marinelife
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would the algae growth cause the death, the coral is green up to the live skin and as it dies the skeleton in green
