hammer and torch not tooking to "hot"

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after my big problem with carbon dosing and a bacteria bloom my tank water is crystal clear and my peramiters are perfect. but almost all my euphyllia corals (save one) have this white dome shapped i dont know i guess mucus ball over the individual heads. is the coral healing ,should i remove them? if any one knows any thing or has advice please help
 
Can you show us a pic? And what happened with your carbon dosing? Bacterial blooms happen when you get the dose high enough, but that does not harm the corals. Unless you tried to get the nitrates out all in the same day.
 
what happend with the carbon was that i used sugar and over doesed bigh time. there was a two day period where you couldn't even see an inch into the tank and then i did a 90% water change and i saw this
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Can't really tell much there, but what I do see, looks dead to me.
 
Agree doesn't look as if anything is left. I would not add anything else until the tank is stable.
 
I'd say leave it alone. I think the the flesh on the middle steam might grow a new head. Thats if your water is as good as you say. I've seen frogspawn grow new heads from less than yours have.
 
i agree with miyags because i removed it from one head last night and it was back this morning i do believe however that the head farthest to the left is dead as it has yet to grow a mucus cover while the other ones have.
 

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