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Ammonia should be at 0 and your salinity should be at 1.026 Are you using a API test kit ?
So that’s mean she’s ok ? Maybe she’s hungry when she’s looking like that?That's good I've seen where they can become infected and the center oral disk is missing/damaged and the inside is white due to the tissue being gone.
Ok Thank You ,Bring the salinity up, and lower the KH slightly for now to around 8-9. don’t do anything to the coral. Just let it be in a moderate to low flow area. They will recover (slowly will take weeks) as long as no changes are being done all the time.
Usually the best way is not to do any dosing or water changes. And depending on the number of corals in the tank the KH will drop slowly (which means corals are consuming calcium and magnesium etc to grow). After few days test for KH again. Once it dropped to near 9 or 8.6 then you can continue dosing or do a small water change only if necessary.Ok Thank You ,
but how to lower the KH ?