Acros receding from base

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Currently running 2 mp40’s on opposite sides of the tank anti synced at 70% reef crest on a 65 gallon display. Tank dimensions are 3 feet long by roughly 2 feet deep. A few of my acros have been receding from the base and I’m trying to rule out flow. Do these settings seem a bit high or low? Any help is greatly appreciated.
 
Did you rule out chemistry?
Yes numbers look good to me.

Alk:8
Cal: 430
Mag: 1400
N03: 17
P04: .1

I did add another light fixture recently but I do not think this would affect the base of the acros?
 
Currently running 2 mp40’s on opposite sides of the tank anti synced at 70% reef crest on a 65 gallon display. Tank dimensions are 3 feet long by roughly 2 feet deep. A few of my acros have been receding from the base and I’m trying to rule out flow. Do these settings seem a bit high or low? Any help is greatly appreciated.
Oh, no pics? White light not blue light, please.
 

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