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I highly doubt it's because of lack of nutrients, euphyllias would feel the effect of that first and yours looks fine.
I don't think it's lack of nutrients either, besides sps love clean water
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I highly doubt it's because of lack of nutrients, euphyllias would feel the effect of that first and yours looks fine.
Mg below 1100ppm I usually avoid. While results aren't disastrous, I know a few locals that show STN on a few corals when it drops below that number.Dipped it in revive and iodine for 10 minutes, also the colony is home grown. Was in a guys tank for 5 years or so. I don't think it's pests, the tissue was peeling off. There were no bite marks.
I got a few peoples second opinion, they all say that theoretically the low mag should be fine as long as I can maintain stable alk and ca. Test kit is 3 months old. Using salifert
Your phosphates and nitrates are way too low. I can give you some no3 if you want .Here's a pic of the whole colony
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