Acan question..

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So my first pic is my acans about a week ago, thriving and really fleshy almost a brown purple color, next day there all sucked up into Skelton, checked water params it was same as always

8.2 ph
10.2 dkh
0 nit
10 nitrates
0 amon
490 cal

Then they come back out when I put them in frag tank but a more minty color and not quite as fleshy..

The dt has 8 t5 running 9 hours a day switched to frag with a Kessil 360w running 10 any ideas?
 
Acans are weird, I know that is not helpful but sometimes mine will close up for a day or two for no reason and then be fine after it.
 
Once the lights go out, my shrivel back a little bit (unless they have eaten). I wouldnt worry about it unless you start to notice die off
 
Hi since i see acan knowledge here i ask for a favor can you guys help me ID this frag if is a Acan Or Anything Else?
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Thank you so much i was literally going crazy trying to figure it what it was
 

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