wat color would you say these yumas are?

[rduong89]

 

[Ephraim]

Green

 

[DetectiveTofu]

All red, only the last one is green IMO

 

[Andythescientist]

I'd say their orange not red.

 

[anguswu]

The first four pictures are orange. The species are not difficult to keep.

 

[rduong89]

the last one is a greenish purple. When i bought the other yumas up top, they were hot pink and red.....then they change to ORANGE!!!!!! this sucks

 

[rduong89]

here are some pics before

 

[BristlewormKing]

It could be your lighting, water chemistry, or what you are feeding them. I have seen various corals change colors (shades of primary colors) depending on their environment - even corals I own that I move to a tank five feet away.

 

[amashun]

It was bleached, now is going back to its original colour.

 

[sharkmanstudio]

orange and green

 

[airinhere]

It was bleached, now is going back to its original colour.

+1

Those pinks were just an optical illusion created by a serious lack of pigment. They look much healthier now.

Sucks how a half dead yuma looks so much cooler than a healthy one doesnt it?

Last one is green

 

[rduong89]

so basically i got ripped?

 

[hexedagain]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=12697357#post12697357 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by rduong89
so basically i got ripped?

Depends on what you paid for them.
They look much better in the recent pics.

 

[Azurel]

For a rock of those oranges you would still probably pay over $100+ I think they look better now and more healthy, more actinic lighting will also make the colors pop.....

 

[KorL]

Try changing your lighting. Use more blue, hopefully that will bring out the red in them

 

[JMCAquarium]

they were pink because whom ever had them before wasn't keeping them in the right conditions. they are orange which is still a pretty color A true pink Yuma goes for $300+