SPS Experts -
A couple of my SPS corals seem to have their underlying skin changing to a much lighter shade, almost white, although there polyps are still fully extended and colorful. This isnt just the tips or the base, but the entire coral skin seems to be very light and faded.
Any ideas if this is from too much light, too long a photo period, low nutirents, or need more feedings? Or all of the above?
Most all SPS corals are still colorful, its just a couple like Red Planet and a Pink Milli.
Also to note, Ive had a pink birdsnest for many months without any color at all, but over the last few weeks its become bright pink.
Calcium:440
Alk:8
Phosphates:0
Nitrates:0
Salinity: 1.025
thanks all
A couple of my SPS corals seem to have their underlying skin changing to a much lighter shade, almost white, although there polyps are still fully extended and colorful. This isnt just the tips or the base, but the entire coral skin seems to be very light and faded.
Any ideas if this is from too much light, too long a photo period, low nutirents, or need more feedings? Or all of the above?
Most all SPS corals are still colorful, its just a couple like Red Planet and a Pink Milli.
Also to note, Ive had a pink birdsnest for many months without any color at all, but over the last few weeks its become bright pink.
Calcium:440
Alk:8
Phosphates:0
Nitrates:0
Salinity: 1.025
thanks all

