Acan lord bleached? White strange

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I received a acan 2 weeks ago that was bleached out pretty bad he was from a tank of coral eating fish, I put him in my display and he has been feeding well and opens up fine however his color looks bleaches and swollen. Any ideas?

Parameters
N 0
Nt 0
Am o
pH .001
Ca 420
Salinity 1.026


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What is your magnesium level? They like higher mag levels. I am hoping you mean phosphate (PO4) by "pH", right? As long as it is feeding, that's a good sign. I'd put it in a fairly shaded area until it starts to color up quite a bit more.
 
What is your magnesium level? They like higher mag levels. I am hoping you mean phosphate (PO4) by "pH", right? As long as it is feeding, that's a good sign. I'd put it in a fairly shaded area until it starts to color up quite a bit more.

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I dose fuval sea ion which has cal, mag, str, and I have no issues with any other corals (sps, LPs, soft)
 

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