Here’s my dragon soul Favia that has been receding
It’s never looked very fluffy and mostly just looked stony. I moved it from what was probably a too intense lighting area to a more shaded area (120 par or so down to 75 or so)
It still seems to be receding
All of my other corals are doing great (except an acan which did poorly)
My water params are:
Salinity: 1.026
Phosphate: .08
PH: 8.2
Nitrate: .05
Nitrite: 1 (not sure what's happening here, weeks of very very low readings instead of zero, tank is 6 months old)
Ammonia: 0
Alk: 7.6 (slowly raising this with new salt)
Calcium: 410
Magnesium: 1480
![IMG_0581.jpeg IMG_0581.jpeg](https://test.reef2reef.com/data/attachments/3055/3055670-ba5de9a94b918cde424c3c6505cf3ce7.jpg)
(the pic with the clown is the most recent one and you can see that tissue recession)
Any suggestions or ideas? Just leave it there and see if it recovers?
It’s never looked very fluffy and mostly just looked stony. I moved it from what was probably a too intense lighting area to a more shaded area (120 par or so down to 75 or so)
It still seems to be receding
All of my other corals are doing great (except an acan which did poorly)
My water params are:
Salinity: 1.026
Phosphate: .08
PH: 8.2
Nitrate: .05
Nitrite: 1 (not sure what's happening here, weeks of very very low readings instead of zero, tank is 6 months old)
Ammonia: 0
Alk: 7.6 (slowly raising this with new salt)
Calcium: 410
Magnesium: 1480
![IMG_0723.jpeg IMG_0723.jpeg](https://test.reef2reef.com/data/attachments/3055/3055668-932d3436a1c6db7fb0abfaf1e50c9de4.jpg)
![IMG_0581.jpeg IMG_0581.jpeg](https://test.reef2reef.com/data/attachments/3055/3055670-ba5de9a94b918cde424c3c6505cf3ce7.jpg)
(the pic with the clown is the most recent one and you can see that tissue recession)
Any suggestions or ideas? Just leave it there and see if it recovers?
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