Are my corals losing their tissue?

[Reef Devils]

This is the first night have have really noticed my corals white tissue not looking great. On my frogspawn there does not look like there is a lot of tissue and on my hammers the same thing. Is this a problem?
They are also starting to close up.

 

[The_Paradox]

From now on I will alternate my responses between your various posts. Let’s call it “Hard Mode”

 

[The_Paradox]

What do you mean by touched the today? This corals has been in my tank for about a month and has been opening great. I don’t honk I have any cyano or Dino’s in my tank. My parameters are looking good. Here is a pick of what it usually looks like.

Salinity 1.025
Mag 1350
Alk 8.5
Cal 470 nitrate 3.5
Phosphate 0.00
pH 8.0

The standout there is phosphate. That needs to get off zero or corals will suffer for sure. Is it a steady zero or are you bouncing off bottom?

 

[Reef Devils]

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The standout there is phosphate. That needs to get off zero or corals will suffer for sure. Is it a steady zero or are you bouncing off bottom?

Steady zero

 

[The_Paradox]

But every other coral looks good. Even my BTA

Bubble Tip Anemone? That’s not a coral if so.

 

[Reef Devils]

Bubble Tip Anemone? That’s not a coral if so.

Good point

 

[Reef Devils]

The standout there is phosphate. That needs to get off zero or corals will suffer for sure. Is it a steady zero or are you bouncing off bottom?

Should I feed them some reef roids?

 

[The_Paradox]

Ok I will feed them some reef roids. Anything else you recommend? Will they grow back that white tissue on their own?

They are not dead so yes. The flesh band will regenerate and growth will resume if you correct the problem/s.

 

[Reef Devils]

They are not dead so yes. The flesh band will regenerate and growth will resume if you correct the problem/s.

Ok what would you dose for phosphorous or do you think reef roids will solve that problem?

 

[The_Paradox]

You’re doing so well I now reply randomly among three topics.
ULTRA HARD MODE