Seriously?

[Stray32]

I know color tends to change under T5 lighting with blue spectrum, but seriously???

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[Reef Pets]

That photo is SLIGHTLY saturated. Look at the red color in the background. Thats a hard one to believe.

 

[Wy Renegade]

I know color tends to change under T5 lighting with blue spectrum, but seriously???

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Wow! I recently switched from 14K MH to t5s, predominantly blue spectrum and I haven't seen any change like that in mine - hope they hurry up!

 

[650-IS350]

I was also going to say just a tad of PS there.....

 

[moto826]

i need to sell my leds and get t5s

 

[kev2me]

i need to sell my leds and get t5s

Sell your LEDs and get Photoshop!

 

[roscoe]

They should make it a rule that no PS pics will be accepted.

 

[heiifyre]

LOL Kel2me! I was thinking the same thing.

 

[ZoaCollector]

Could be water quality too. There are alot of conditions that affect color although thats pretty drastic.

 

[fishoutofwater]

no doubt thats not right.

 

[pitbullguy]

That is just not right.

 

[mfinn]

Sell your LEDs and get Photoshop!

now that's good. lol

 

[Paul_N]

Hell I don't think it's even PS'd, I think it's a completely different zoa.

 

[Akwarius]

What's the point of doing that? Anyone that sees them in person will know the picture's a fake.

 

[BlazinNano]

I call BS!

 

[deepbluesea]

ya i have to say thats a bit off the hook.my zoas shine like mad under the 420nm blues but seriously.