A little help with my stylophora....

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My stylo doesn't seem to be doing the greatest. I had to turn down the light intensity due to its skeleton turning white. It has since started to show signs of recovering, but I noticed a few dead spots under it. Thoughts?

pH: 8.2
NO3: .25
PO4: .04
Alk: 8.6
Ca: 435
Mg: 1350

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They look fine. How long have you had them and what lights are you using? I find they are the most forgiving corals out there. I love them! They look a little ticked off, that’s all. Oh.... and the bleached part is caused by the shading of the branches on top. Nothing to worry abt. Just watch them. You can kinda see the same white areas on this one. Sorry for the terrible photo.

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Here is today....It has lost a lot of flesh since yesterday. :-|

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Looks like something is eating it. Do you have any types of angel fish?

Nope, I have 2 wrasses (McKoskers, Orange back), Lawnmower Blenny, Midas Blenny, 2 Clowns, Wheeler's Watchman Goby.
 

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