Branching Frogspawn

[EW_Fish]

Hey guys. I have about 30 heads of branching frogspawn that I got about year and half ago. A few months after I got it my fuge light fell into the tank while I was at work and caused a huge crash. The only thing that lived was my octospawn, frogspawn, pink frogspawn. My octospawn lost a few heads but is back to normal (fully open/inflated) My other to frogspawns are not fully inflated but open. This crash happened about a year ago and they are still not fully inflated. Any ideas? They open just about as much duncans do

You can see them here not the best picture but can get the idea(photobucket is down for maintenance)

 

[Rob.D]

I wish I had an answer, are you having trouble with any other corals?

 

[joekool]

Have you tested your water for trace elements. Triton would be good too.

Strontium may be low. Could be many factors.

Do you have a list of recent tank stats.
PH
Ca
Alk
Mg
Ppt
You get the point

 

[EW_Fish]

Like I said after the crash they haven't been happy but I thought after a year they would have gotten better
I test cal & alk weekly & mag monthly
Alk-9.02 (hanna checker)
Cal-410 (red sea)
Mag-1300(red sea) Tested monthly (water change seems to be keeping this stable)
Salinity -.025
Ph-8.3 (I'm not running a probe on my Reef keeper at the moment so i'm not sure if its dipping any)

Dosing Red Sea colors program a,b,c,d 2ml per week broken down to smaller daily doses to equal 2ml
Colors program is going off my Cal uptake for every 51ml of brs cal you dose 1ml of a.b.c.d
Brightwells AA - 5 drops daily at night
Coral vitalizer - 2 drops daily at night
Alk dose - 30ml per day
Cal dose - 15ml per day

I don't test for p04 or nitrates I have no signs of algea in the tank after getting vodka + mb7 dosing straight.