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Lightening of corals is caused by not enough food and/or too much light....just the opposite of brown corals which indicate too much nutrient (NO3/PO4) and/or not enough light.
Corals may get lighter once in your tank and it may be just as healthy or even more healthy but you have to watch and make sure that they are still happy, growing and not going too far down the path to bleaching. Bascially if you like it pink rather than red and the brain seems to not be getting lighter and lighter and is happy ....no problem. |
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i dunno if these are ultra, but these are my faves.
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Australian "open brain" not sure exactly what it is or where it came from.
![]() Australian closed/maze brain from Red Coral Calgary ![]() Favia, source unknown ![]() Pink Chalice, Ocean Creation Calgary ![]() Giant Maze Brain, I just like it, source unknown ![]() |
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#4
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Aussie pink Symphilia
![]() Acan Maxima ![]() Symphilia? ![]() Aussie Gold Torch ![]() Red and Green Favia ![]() |
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Where's that facebook like button when you need it..
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Wow!
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titus wins so far
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OC's Blast from the Past.
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A few more...
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Decent blasto, source unknown
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