Thanks for the links. I did already see the first but not the second... when my husband asked about the yellow seabae, he was told by the store owner it was a rare aussie nem. He has no reason not to believe him, since he was the owner of the store and he had never heard that sea life can be dyed. I was pretty put off by the discovery of dying nems, let me tell you. I have had it for close to six months and it is healthy so fasr... The yellow is fading, but it is still pretty yellow. The colt coral we had was bought prior to the nem at another store... I had no idea they were dyed until I saw a post about the dyred nems at a local store.

I am not blaming anybody about my hard corals, I was just checking to see if any other members had any issues similar to mine. When the green/purple acro was dipped, there was no tissue that came off it to show RTN or a bad reaction to the Revive... the green just vanished and it is not returning at this point. I don't have a lot of experience with corals, but this is very odd to me. Everything else is fine after the dip.

generally to keep things very colourful, a low nutrient or ultra low nutrient is required with the combination of higher spectrum lighting ie 14k or 20k.