Review on 🐠 Brightwell Aquatics KoralColor: Enhance Coloration in Corals, Clams & Allies with this Marine Water Conditioner by Amy Lindsey

I'm shocked! I dosed on Monday according to the directions on the bottle, on Tuesday and Wednesday I did notice my windpipe getting lighter but wasn't overly concerned as the directions on the bottles mentioned that some colors were 'colder' could appear and if so just reduce the dosage. I come after work on Friday and see my trachea looks bad, I'm very stressed! And a discolored look. 8 mouths were very weak and that's never a good sign for a coral. Luckily I still have a nano tank with the same specs as my 120 gallon tank. Thankfully it looks better now, not as tight but completely discolored and almost colorless. Obviously the first picture on the left is the trachea about a week ago, the second picture is 5 days after coral dosing. I will say that this seems to be the only coral that is stressed, no others in the tank or any negative signs, but this trachy is literally my favorite coral of all time, it is a showstopper. Deflated over 6" and inflated over 9". I think it will happen eventually, I just don't know how long it will be before the zooanthal gas returns to the coral to color it. Basically this is how the product works, it fires zooanthal gas, so I hope the coral itself is ok. I'm 100% sure it's caused by this product and to be honest I'm a little surprised as Brightwell usually make great products, Microbacter 7, clean and a razor I swear by, especially the M7. Just thought I'd share my .02, of course I can't "prove" it was the product, but I've had this trachea for almost a year and it's always been happy and healthy. Does the product start to bleach within 24 hours of use? I know my tank like the back of my hand, I'm far from new to this business. Check out my Instagram @alabama_nano to see my sea water journey.