New placement ideas

[Sandroni]

Hi everyone, some of my corals have been not so happy or thriving as they should. I moved my hammer and now its closed, my green implosions are basically bleached but still alive. I really want my corals to thrive any suggestions would be terrific thanks!

 

[mtraylor]

Just from looking. Your aquarium is brand new. There is absolutely no coralline algae growing yet. So my guess is that your water quality needs a bit of attention.
What are your parms? Have you checked them lately? I would think that its not an issue with placement.

 

[Reef Ryder]

Just from looking. Your aquarium is brand new. There is absolutely no coralline algae growing yet. So my guess is that your water quality needs a bit of attention.
What are your parms? Have you checked them lately? I would think that its not an issue with placement.

Agreed!

 

[Sandroni]

Just from looking. Your aquarium is brand new. There is absolutely no coralline algae growing yet. So my guess is that your water quality needs a bit of attention.
What are your parms? Have you checked them lately? I would think that its not an issue with placement.

This is true, ph 8.2-3 sg. 1.026 trace elements haven't checked, but nitrates aren't high for sure, I will be doing a water change this weekend. I do have these white specks coming up on the black separator in my tank, they showed up over night.

 

[mtraylor]

What is your ALK.

 

[A Toadstool Leather]

Also knowing ca and mg would help too since they influence alk. I think there is a water quality issue since I doubt bad placement would cause tissue recession like that.