coral is not opening and is tiny

[kadruy]

hello everyone so recently i went on vaction for a week but did a water change before vaction and cleaned out the filter this time. but when i came back all my corals are small and closed and idk what the problem is. if anyone could help that would be amazing thank you!

 

[soreefed]

List out your water parameters and some helpful ppl might stop by

 

[Cell]

EMERGENCY - cloudy water and corals are shriveled

hello everyone, so a week ago i changed my water as a normal water change would go but it was before my 1 week vaction so i did a little bit more. i took out my normal amount and cleaned out my filter. i put new carbon in the filter as needed and what not. i also scraped a lot of dark green...

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EMERGENCY - cloudy water and corals not open

hello everyone, so a week ago i changed my water as a normal water change would go but it was before my 1 week vaction so i did a little bit more. i took out my normal amount and cleaned out my filter. i put new carbon in the filter as needed and what not. i also scraped a lot of dark green...

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You already posted 2 emergency threads on this same issues on Saturday. This is not an emergency and a 3rd repeat post isn't particularly helpful when you already have responses in the other 2 threads. I would refer to those so we aren't wasting time repeating what others have already said.

 

[Reefkeepers Archive]

Test your water, ammonia, nitrates, nitrites, phosphate, salinity, alk, calcium, everything

 

[vetteguy53081]

hello everyone so recently i went on vaction for a week but did a water change before vaction and cleaned out the filter this time. but when i came back all my corals are small and closed and idk what the problem is. if anyone could help that would be amazing thank you!

This is stress and tissue recession from stress. Often caused from too much water flow, high phosphate, high salinity and even too much bright light. If youve seen them what looks like pooping, it may be expelling zooxanthellae from too much light.
Important also is calcium for skeletal health. If calcium is below 380-400, may also have impact. . . some things to check