Chalice colour change

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Hi all, I have a red chalice which I got from a fellow reefer about 8 months ago which has been healthy and fine till about 4 weeks ago it’s gone a blueish colour mixed with the original red .Has anyone any ideas why?Could it be the high temps possibly I have no chiller on the system,many thanks,Dean


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Aug 6, 2019 12:18:06 pm
I would say it's more likely the lighting that can cause corals to change colour it looks healthy and fine though so I would not worry

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Aug 6, 2019 6:33:52 pm
Thanks Marty,would it more likely be not enough or to much light ,thinking if it is a lighting problem maybe it’s not reaching the bottom enough


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Aug 6, 2019 8:49:53 pm
Quote from: Dean69 on Aug  6, 2019  6:33:52 pm
Thanks Marty,would it more likely be not enough or to much light ,thinking if it is a lighting problem maybe it’s not reaching the bottom enough


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I think it looks cool myself corals can often morph when changing to different tanks I got given a red encrusting monti once and after a few months in tank it was infact a rainbow monti was well chuffed

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