How do I decrease zooxabthellae?

[cleanbuttpotatoe]

So I accidentally burned my corals and researched they released zooxanthellae. I am now looking for ways to reduce zooxanthellae. What’s your guys experience dealing with coral burns?

 

[T-J]

I saw your other post. I don't believe the light killed your corals.
Exactly what happened with the light? For how long? What are your tank parameters? What else is in the tank?

 

[cleanbuttpotatoe]

I saw your other post. I don't believe the light killed your corals.
Exactly what happened with the light? For how long? What are your tank parameters? What else is in the tank?

The only thing I didn’t mention that I can think of is that I didn’t notice until three days after that the corals were upset. I have two cleaner shrimps, two clowns, a royal gramma, a blue damsel, a watchman goby and that’s it. I’m not treating the tank with anything. What are you thinking it could’ve been? I checked salinity this morning and it was 0.0250. I do water changes biweekly and the last one was three days ago.

 

[Jekyl]

Parameters aren't mentioned in either post

 

[Randy Holmes-Farley Verified Community Expert]

So I accidentally burned my corals and researched they released zooxanthellae. I am now looking for ways to reduce zooxanthellae. What’s your guys experience dealing with coral burns?

I do not understand what you want.

If you gave too much light and the corals expelled zoox, why do you want to investigate ways to reduce zoox levels? Don't they have too little now?

 

[ZoWhat]