acan echinata bleaching?

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im using a HD PRIME with david saxby settings

40g cube 24 inch from lights to bottom of tank

any advice?

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What are your parameters?

It doesn't look bleached, but I can see it is a little pale.
 
Did you maybe get some sand in there or something? Looks like you've got some decent polyp extension in the back, and I don't think that light is going to cook anything.
 
Did you maybe get some sand in there or something? Looks like you've got some decent polyp extension in the back, and I don't think that light is going to cook anything.
i moved recently and most of them are fine except those 3.

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High alk and low nutrients make some corals unhappy.
 
What salt are you using? Your alk is high and your calc is low.
 
That's about right for alk with IO, but calc should be over 400.
 
For now, I'm not sure I'd do anything. Double check that calcium test.
 

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