Need advice for yellow polyps

[Firestarter]

Anyone here have yellow polyps and managed to keep them bright yellow?

When I bought mine, it was bright yellow and now it has turned to a dull bronze colour.

Did a search online but had conflicting results... some said it need high lights and the other threads say to put them in low light areas.

Attached is a pic of when I bought them. Bright and sunny yellow.

So high lights or low lights? Please advice.

[clownfish_forever]

I dont have much success with these yellow polyps - for some reasons they withered depsite placement under good lights. After which I did some research, some sites suggest that although they can receive food through photosynthesis, apparently they need more food supplements as compared to zoas and mushrooms.

[Firestarter]

Just fed them with brine shrimp today. Hope to get them to recover. I'm down to 2 polyps btw.

[christan1959]

They are some of the easiest polyps around.I believe the pale yellow is not the natural colour. U can tell how happy polyps are by how much they extend their "tentacles".

[AquaReefer]

They are some of the easiest polyps around.I believe the pale yellow is not the natural colour. U can tell how happy polyps are by how much they extend their "tentacles".

Easiest? I read that yellow is always the most challenging. What makes you conclude it's easiest?