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KoleTang
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The acro on the right is fried. I doubt it will make it.
Did you receive large colony on the left as well? That looks pretty bleached too, but it looks to have more a chance. Put it in low light until it browns out (it will take at least a month) then slowly adjust it to more light.
Did you receive large colony on the left as well? That looks pretty bleached too, but it looks to have more a chance. Put it in low light until it browns out (it will take at least a month) then slowly adjust it to more light.
Super high light and higher flow. I had a green wild piece for a number of years. It was hard to maintain because it really needs to be blasted with light and more flow than I could provide. Mine was bleached as well when I got it, eventually turning a nice blue/green. I have seen a red variety as well.
Since it's obviously a tabling Acropora regardless of type you can not go wrong with intense lighting as long as you give a chance to acclimate to your lighting. Mine was under 15Ow of MH.
Since it's obviously a tabling Acropora regardless of type you can not go wrong with intense lighting as long as you give a chance to acclimate to your lighting. Mine was under 15Ow of MH.
b_rad_G
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Dang it! This piece was getting so much color! Even had a few blue tips until I accidentally bumped my wp25 straight towards it. Ugh blew half the tissue off the leading edge! I'm so sick I can't even sleep.....
