That’s when I got it. Don’t have a photo of all sides but I can guarantee you it was all orange.
This was a few months back. I will say 95%+ bleached about 6-7 months back. When it colored back up it had this very defining line?
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You posted as I was replying. Just surprised the line is so definitive and it still growing bleached?My vote is it still it, but maybe you bleached it and the part that is still white is the part which hasn’t recovered yet. That’s the only 2 options really. It clearly isn’t dying.
That’s when I got it. Don’t have a photo of all sides but I can guarantee you it was all orange.
This was a few months back. I will say 95%+ bleached about 6-7 months back. When it colored back up it had this very defining line?
You posted as I was replying. Just surprised the line is so definitive and it still growing bleached?
A is dead. And with most corals now a days coming from led lit environments under equal or higher par, I highly doubt it was the lighting.
Setosa is a very slow growing and not so easy coral and NOT recommended for new tanks. It also requires a Very stable tank/system.
Unfortunately I have to say I disagree with all of the above. For a monti it’s extremely hardy and a very fast grower in comparison to some. If I was to give anyone a beginner sps coral this would be one of them.
Lovely tank btw. How’s your flame doing with everything? Behaving? I want to add one, but I don’t want him teaching my regal bad habits lol.
Light acclimation is huge. They will bleach and rtn with lighting shock.
Lessons learned