Guys, this is a bit conserning.
I've seen more and more corals coming in to our LFS here in EL which are dyed to ad colour, ie a leather or something that's bright yellow, only to fade in time and turn white, thus never restoring it's own natural colour.
These corals will stay in the LFS, 'cause no one wants to buy them. Some corals however s only subtle (spelling?) dyed and I, as an amature reefer, think it's a natural colour.
How can one tell it's definately dyed, and how can this be stopped? Who really want a fake coral in a nice system?
I've seen more and more corals coming in to our LFS here in EL which are dyed to ad colour, ie a leather or something that's bright yellow, only to fade in time and turn white, thus never restoring it's own natural colour.
These corals will stay in the LFS, 'cause no one wants to buy them. Some corals however s only subtle (spelling?) dyed and I, as an amature reefer, think it's a natural colour.
How can one tell it's definately dyed, and how can this be stopped? Who really want a fake coral in a nice system?