Are these dead?

[Nomadic_Googan]

I bought a used and established tank a little over a month ago, it came with about 1/3 of the rock I have now, and I added live Fiji rick. I did have a mini-cycle where my 2 small colonies of Zoas died after ammonia, phosphates and nitrates spiked. My mushrooms all shriveled up, some formed pimples, and have since seemed to have relaxed a little to what you see now in my pics. They are still luminescent under blue and UV lights. Some of them broke free from the rock, and I relocated them across the tank. I expected the possibility of losing the corals as I learned, however, I just don’t know if they’re sick or dead? Can anyone help? Also, I bought my light separately, it’s a RedSea 50. The tank is a 65 gallon. Currently still acclimating but close the end of that acclimation cycle. I’m running 100% blue and 50% white during the day. Is this light powerful enough to reach down 24 inches to the bottom? EDIT (pics didn’t load in OP, they are in comments)

 

[Nomadic_Googan]

 

[Dom]

Well... they aren't dead, but certainly don't look happy.

Please provide a complete list of you chemistry numbers. Also, the lights you have installed and the depth of the tank.

 

[Nomadic_Googan]

 

[Nomadic_Googan]

Maybe post some pictures?

I did but they didn’t post, I added some in comments. They upload screen just spins and spins, not sure what’s wrong

 

[Dom]

I did but they didn’t post, I added some in comments. They upload screen just spins and spins, not sure what’s wrong

There was an overlap between our posts, but I see them now.

 

[Dom]

That is a deep tank! And while the tank is lit, it may not be adequate.

 

[Nomadic_Googan]

That is a deep tank! And while the tank is lit, it may not be adequate.

That’s what I thought! It’s 24x24x24. RedSea says the specs are 100 par at 23inches, but I assume that’s a full power on blue and white?

 

[Dom]

That’s what I thought! It’s 24x24x24. RedSea says the specs are 100 par at 23inches, but I assume that’s a full power on blue and white?

So that's a Red Sea light. Which model? Need to look it up.