sen5241b
Reef enthusiast
My green Favia Brain has slowly developed a tint of Orange around the edges of some polyps. Too much light?
Favia Brain has tint of Orange. Why?
- Thread starter sen5241b
- Start date
Waddi
Shenanigans?
I know that some corals can kinda change colour.
I had a hammer that changed from a kinda tan to a green. Just guessed it was the lighting that effected how it grew or something like that... Hahah, I have no scientific explanation.
I had a hammer that changed from a kinda tan to a green. Just guessed it was the lighting that effected how it grew or something like that... Hahah, I have no scientific explanation.
little_fish
Moderator
+1 Waddi
yote
In Memoriam
Post a picture of it Sen.
And I'm thinking along the same lines as Waddi.
And I'm thinking along the same lines as Waddi.
RockStacker
Reefing newb
It could have imported some neighboring zooxanthellae, who knows. Or perhaps lost some and now the non-dominant residents are starting to flourish.
Captive corals lose and gain color all the time depending on changes to their local growing conditions.
Captive corals lose and gain color all the time depending on changes to their local growing conditions.
sen5241b
Reef enthusiast
I'll get a pic.
2XAl
Salt Addict
I've had a couple corals change colors on me too, I wouldn't worry too much unless it starts to turn white
