• Lisa

Christina9947

I think they are the same.

William

I found my photo.

Todd

If I'm not mistaken, it might be similar to acropoles - iron. And what kind of light is above it? And what is the depth?

Hunter1471

Depth 40-45 cm, above the aquarium 2*150W 14000K + 39W Aquastar + 39W Coralstar.

Aaron

The light is good. So it means it "overgrew" somewhere with yellow euphyllia. But only under actinic light does it give off a green hue?

Brian6895

only a few "hammers" (approximately the same number as when I arrived) FROM. maybe it should be like this, it's the euphilia from vadim_ya, many of them seem to have greenish hammers, and other forum members also have their euphilia with green hammers, so I became curious why this one is so deficient

Angel2396

Experiment with the lighting in terms of the blue spectrum. It may not be sufficient. The only lamp you have is a 39W Silvania Coral Star, and the rest does not contribute to the emission in the blue-green part of the spectrum. Therefore, your Euphyllia appears more light brown than green. However, for the green zooxanthellae to become dominant, a certain amount of time is needed after installing the necessary light sources. The bright green coral will not glow immediately, although it will no longer be as pale.

Alejandro

I can replace the aquastar with another coralstar... I'm sure I'll do it today.