Dear spown,
I am truly sorry you feel that way. I didn’t mean to snatch your “tree” that’s why I have asked if you want me to elaborate. I didn’t mean any harm. You have maid an observation and I tried to put in some info based on my experience. I think that is the purpose of the forum, no?
Anyways I do sincerely apologize if I made uncomfortable.
One correction, though….if you don’t feed your corals they wont become brown but rather white….from bleaching duo to starvation.
If you want specific parameters fell free to ask, but I found that Salinity around 33,
7dKH and 400 ppm and MG 1280 will usually do the trick for getting better colors. But I have also found out that corals raised in that manner are not very healthy and are very delicate and fragile, since it is too hard for the coral to precipitate CA; it is almost as the coral in hollow from the inside.
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