Acan in rough shape

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Had acan for about 3 weeks in bottom of tank. Never really looked too great. Moved it mid level and after 2 days noticed a lot of whitening. Returned it to bottom of tank but don't think its rebounding. Any suggestions or is it too late. Nitrate 5, phospate .04, ph 8.2, amm 0 nitrite 0. Cal 440 and alk 8.0.
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Had acan for about 3 weeks in bottom of tank. Never really looked too great. Moved it mid level and after 2 days noticed a lot of whitening. Returned it to bottom of tank but don't think its rebounding. Any suggestions or is it too late. Nitrate 5, phospate .04, ph 8.2, amm 0 nitrite 0. Cal 440 and alk 8.0.
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3 weeks ago
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Low low light low low flow and dust with reef roids or similar food
 
No problem, slowly bring him into more flow as healing continues.
 
Thanks again 4 advise. Acan even growing new heads now.

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that looks awesome! I’m where you started now ...lol had a bad tank crash now time to see if I can do as well as you did
 

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