Zoa polyp turned neon?

[Fishbro]

Hey so in the last day my zoa polyp turned like neon green is there an explanation for this?

 

[Mikeltee]

Yes you used blue lights as opposed to whites. Lol

 

[Fishbro]

Yes you used blue lights as opposed to whites. Lol

What do you mean? Blue lights turned just one polyp blue and not the others?

 

[Mikeltee]

It was a joke man... have you not looked at your corals u der nothing but blue lights?

 

[Fishbro]

It was a joke man... have you not looked at your corals u der nothing but blue lights?

Oh haha yeah I’ve looked at them under just blues but what’s the actual reason it turned green?

 

[Tonyreeffish]

Oh haha yeah I’ve looked at them under just blues but what’s the actual reason it turned green?

He was joking while trying to make the point that zoas look great under blues but under whites all zoas look washed out like that. It's probably just the fact that you have the blues down at that moment. I personally dont notice anything wrong with them.

 

[Tonyreeffish]

He was joking while trying to make the point that zoas look great under blues but under whites all zoas look washed out like that. It's probably just the fact that you have the blues down at that moment. I personally dont notice anything wrong with them.

Also zoas tend to become more dull when kept in lower light which comes from lack of color being produced by zooxanthellae(sp?) through photsynthesis. Low light=less color.