Favia polyp gone in less than 24 hours!!! Help !!!

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Tank emergency : whatsup with this favia



I came home from work to find my favia polyp almost completely gone. Yesterday it looked great. I could see anything on it or in it. Anyone know what’s going on with it? This happened in less than 24 hours. Close up it looks like there is still tiny pieces of the polyp

In the skeleton

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Blue Damsel

Percula clown fish

Neon Dotty back

1 Halloween hermit

1 seafare

1 pin cushion urchant

(2) peppermint shrimp ( in HOB refugium)



Water parameters (tested last night, salifert)

Alk: 10.5 (Hanna checker)

Ph: 8.15

Nitrate : 0.02ppm

Phos: 0.0



Tank size 30 gal,

Lighting (2) AI primes, (1) 36” T5

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Ive had that coral for a little over a year. Beside peppermint shrimp, what else could eat coral that fast?
 
Something ate it, watch and see. My hermits picked the F out of one of my leptos. We about had crab for dinner.
 
Prob unrelated but 0 phosphate is not good.
 
yeah I know , I stooped using any Phos remover and Im feeding more. trying to slowly raise it. I have quite a bit of algae growing so I think its just getting used up quickly.
 

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