Alright something clearly isn’t right my Lobophyllia is receding at an alarming rate, others corals don’t show signs of receding or melting, but they did look a bit more pale than usual, my Staghorn coral tends to have a brown tint, which has me thinking if the nitrates and phosphate play a role in this I tested them today and they where nearly undetectable very close reading to 0 I used Nyos test kits both for NO3, PO4 for livestock besides corals I have one damsel, shrimp, urchin, sand sifting starfish, BTA
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