Dying new coral?

[gavinc123]

I just got WWC Coral Club in today and I'm pretty happy with my selection but I noticed that the magic city favite that came with the package seemed like it wasnt doing so well, any thoughts?
(Coral left of the last one on the right)

 

[Dburr1014]

From the blue pic you posted, looks good from my house.

 

[gavinc123]

From the blue pic you posted, looks good from my house.

Ok cool, I wasnt sure how big the polyps were supposed to be

 

[vetteguy53081]

I dont see isuue with corals however I see substance in the sand that may be cyano bacteria and monitor your phos and nitrate levels which can have impact on the coral. Often cyano is caused when water nutrient concentrations of phosphate, nitrate and other organic compounds are too high.

 

[gavinc123]

I dont see isuue with corals however I see substance in the sand that may be cyano bacteria and monitor your phos and nitrate levels which can have impact on the coral. Often cyano is caused when water nutrient concentrations of phosphate, nitrate and other organic compounds are too high.

Yeah i tested my parameters beforehand and did a water change shortly after posting. Everything reads normal

 

[vetteguy53081]

Yeah i tested my parameters beforehand and did a water change shortly after posting. Everything reads normal

Normal - what numbers
What test kit are you using?

 

[Uncle99]

I just got WWC Coral Club in today and I'm pretty happy with my selection but I noticed that the magic city favite that came with the package seemed like it wasnt doing so well, any thoughts?
(Coral left of the last one on the right)

Give a week.