Colt Coral Bleach a little on tne

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Mainly happening on the right hand side. Not exactly sure why it is doing this as i heard they were easy to take care of. My light setting is on the weaker side, flow is low to medium. The light is above the water by 12 inches.
Parameters are stable at 1.025, alk being 9, calcium being 450 and mag staying at 1400. Any help is appreciated. (No lights on during photo)
 
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Mainly happening on the right hand side. Not exactly sure why it is doing this as i heard they were easy to take care of. My light setting is on the weaker side, flow is low to medium. The light is above the water by 12 inches.
Parameters are stable at 1.025, alk being 9, calcium being 450 and mag staying at 1400. Any help is appreciated. (No lights on during photo)
Bleaching often caused by too much light but can be lack of flow or food as well as stinging from nearby coral
 
Bleaching often caused by too much light but can be lack of flow or food as well as stinging from nearby coral
I need to check my par and see if that’s an issue. I don’t think it is but i could be wrong this whole time. No corals next to it. Flow is good but maybe needs higher point of sale phosphate that .02
 
I need to check my par and see if that’s an issue. I don’t think it is but i could be wrong this whole time. No corals next to it. Flow is good but maybe needs higher point of sale phosphate that .02
.04 - .06
 

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