drperetz No more big tanks Location New York Rating - 100% 30 0 0 May 8, 2007 #1 Many of my inverts and fish loose there color at night. Its weard, they look like they are diing but in the morning its back to basics.....:biglaugh:
Many of my inverts and fish loose there color at night. Its weard, they look like they are diing but in the morning its back to basics.....:biglaugh:
marrone The All Powerful OZ Staff member Vendor Manhattan Reefs Real Reefer Supporter Location The Big City Rating - 98.8% 80 1 0 May 8, 2007 #2 Most if not all fish change colors when the lights go out. It gives them camouflage and lets them blend in to the surroundings as they sleep. A really good example is Rabbit fish and Foxfaces.
Most if not all fish change colors when the lights go out. It gives them camouflage and lets them blend in to the surroundings as they sleep. A really good example is Rabbit fish and Foxfaces.
drperetz No more big tanks Location New York Rating - 100% 30 0 0 May 8, 2007 #3 ... Herliquin shrimp and mandarin goby...
ellebelle Lissa Manhattan Reefs Location Upper East Side Rating - 100% 21 0 0 May 8, 2007 #4 Sure! My midas blenny turns brown and my wrasse's colors wash out a lot.
Tonyscoots84 REEF ON! Manhattan Reefs Location Howell, NJ Rating - 100% 64 0 0 May 8, 2007 #5 isnt it also because of the water containing less oxygen at night or sumtin like that...
BroRage Junior Reefer Location North Bergen NJ Rating - 100% 63 0 0 May 8, 2007 #6 mandarins... and one of my favorites is the grouper..where u look at them for a while they start to bounce from one pattern of colors to another...
mandarins... and one of my favorites is the grouper..where u look at them for a while they start to bounce from one pattern of colors to another...
EmilyT Don't diss softies! Location CT Rating - 100% 4 0 0 May 8, 2007 #7 yup and my shrooms shrivel up too... sometimes i worry that they will never go back to normal lol