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Weird Sheets about...

The last few days, many LPS aren't opening to full potential. Tissue looks fine across the board but All of the torches are Maybe 1/3 inflated. Both Trachy's are shrivveley. None of the acans looking right. Hammers are inflated, but not looking right. Way too much neck.
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No3: 13.7
Po4: .135 and lowering slowly with GFO
Alk is maintaining between 8.5 & 9 Dkh dosing by hand.

This is happening at high, medium, and lower light areas. Flow has not changed.

SPS are looking good. Softies and mushrooms are fine. Lots of LPS not affected..

The nasty algae which I believe are diatoms instead of dinos don't seem to be at all affecting the corals in question. I'm not doing much about it. Waiting for it to consume the silicates and hopefully die off.

There is only passive carbon in this system.

What am I not seeing/thinking about?
How's ph?
 

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just well fed ?? for now,considering just added all the new fish and feeding tank more ?
 

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Weird Sheets about...

The last few days, many LPS aren't opening to full potential. Tissue looks fine across the board but All of the torches are Maybe 1/3 inflated. Both Trachy's are shrivveley. None of the acans looking right. Hammers are inflated, but not looking right. Way too much neck.
PXL_20221206_004221679.jpg
PXL_20221206_004250266.jpg
PXL_20221206_004245850.jpg
PXL_20221206_004250266.jpg

No3: 13.7
Po4: .135 and lowering slowly with GFO
Alk is maintaining between 8.5 & 9 Dkh dosing by hand.

This is happening at high, medium, and lower light areas. Flow has not changed.

SPS are looking good. Softies and mushrooms are fine. Lots of LPS not affected..

The nasty algae which I believe are diatoms instead of dinos don't seem to be at all affecting the corals in question. I'm not doing much about it. Waiting for it to consume the silicates and hopefully die off.

There is only passive carbon in this system.

What am I not seeing/thinking about?
Looks like what I'm looking at tankwise.

Well was. Mine were definitely dinos . Stringy and grew fast fast
 
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Uhh.... Maybe just showing some stress from new lights and tank?

You moved them over a couple weeks ago. From what I've seen coral shows stress after the fact.
It would be very coincidental to me if different groupings of corals, after displaying fine for a few weeks, all started showing the same symptoms at the same time across varying places in the tank, due to a stress response. Not impossible.
 

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It would be very coincidental to me if different groupings of corals, after displaying fine for a few weeks, all started showing the same symptoms at the same time across varying places in the tank, due to a stress response. Not impossible.
Hmm .... But they all moved at that time. The only similarity?
 

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It would be very coincidental to me if different groupings of corals, after displaying fine for a few weeks, all started showing the same symptoms at the same time across varying places in the tank, due to a stress response. Not impossible.
I believe there is a delayed response from coral to new conditions, so them looking fine for a couple weeks before physically showing they're going through an adjustment sounds right...
 

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