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My question is: Is the pale Chaeto likely to generate more chlorophyll and green up over time, or should I cull the paler growth (which is most of the total) and start over?

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My question is: Is the pale Chaeto likely to generate more chlorophyll and green up over time, or should I cull the paler growth (which is most of the total) and start over?

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Water quality is otherwise good. . . Nitrates 0, Nitrites 0, always some ammonia in my system though. Ph varies from 8.1 @ night to 8.3 during later ‘daylight’ on the reef. Same question goes for some red calcareous algae I’ve managed to bleach. . . but this was because I hadn’t read the WWM FAQs. . . which outline how little light the reds seem to want relative to green (and even brown) algae. Lest you think I’m busy abusing various marine plants, I’ve got small quantities of about a dozen other species that are doing great. Codium, Halymenia, red Dictyo

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