It can, your ammonia and nitrates are too high and the reason nothing is looking good and closing up. Did you ever register ammonia and nitrites since set up?
Your salinity should be between 1.024-1.027. Temp between 78-82 deg F, Ph 7.8-8.2, Ammonia -0-, Nitrite -0-, and nitrates less than-5-. You need to do a water change soon if not now. Do a water change at least weekly 10-15% to stabilize your nitrates and start bring them down. You corals will close up and eventually die with ammonia and high nitrates. I would hold off feeding until after change your water. After that you can feed before your water changes. Your bacteria colony is pretty new so I would also not add anything new to the tank until it stabilizes to the parameters I suggested and the corals start bouncing back. Make sure your water has the same temp, Ph within 7.8-8.2 and salinity before adding to avoid any additional shock. You need to act or you may lose what you have.