Forest fire digi losing green

[jcolliii]

That wouldn't surprise me. Vendors are name-crazy.

 

[GHOSTLY]

Ill probably bump this in 2 months

 

[MichaelReefer]

FF digitata (purchased from WWC, so pretty sure it's a FF) has bright red-orange polyps on a BLUE base with green growing tips. If you don't see green, I would say it's because it's not actively growing. I blast mine with both light and flow. It didn't have as much green after I added it as it was getting used to my tank, so maybe that is it? I think maybe your NO3 is a bit on the low side perhaps - my corals don't show their best colors unless NO3 is in the 5-10ppm range and PO4 is in the area of 0.02-0.04. 't show their best colors unless NO3 is in the 5-10ppm range and PO4 is in the area of 0.02-0.04.

Agree. Mine also has green on the "Fresh" polyps at the end of the branches.

 

[GHOSTLY]

Agree. Mine also has green on the "Fresh" polyps at the end of the branches.

Can j see it? Mine was like that before and it lost its colour just waiting for it to come back

 

[MichaelReefer]

Can j see it? Mine was like that before and it lost its colour just waiting for it to come back

I'm currently at work, but I can see if I can get a clear picture tonight.

 

[Chris Spaulding]

Can j see it? Mine was like that before and it lost its colour just waiting for it to come back

This is one I have. Good grower about 3 months growth from one pic to other pic

 

[GHOSTLY]

How long did it take for it to get used to the tank

This is one I have. Good grower about 3 months growth from one pic to other p

 

[MichaelReefer]

This is one I have. Good grower about 3 months growth from one pic to other pic

Like this one

 

[Chris Spaulding]

How long did it take for it to get used to the tank

About 1-2 weeks

 

[GHOSTLY]

About 1-2 weeks

Before it turned green again?

 

[Chris Spaulding]

Before it turned green again?

It never lost its green totally but after about 2 week started coming back