Are these dying?

[Epicanimal]

I changed the tank yesterday because of a lot of algae.

so my micromussa was covered with algae and cleaned it off and now it looks like this.

this is my torch coral it’s been like that for two days.

and then my Favia had some orange stuff on it. So I cleaned it off and underneath this was gone. Are these dying/ dead and can I save them?

 

[DEWreefing]

Torch is gone Favia and acan might make it. Acan have a way of come back from the dead and torches might sprout a baby off the side of it.

 

[Mikedawg]

Yep, I'd give them a little more time and, of course, you must change the underlying conditions that are causing major cyano problem after you manually remove as much of it as you can.

 

[Epicanimal]

Would I still feed them?

 

[DEWreefing]

No only feed nems ever 3 days there stomachs take time to digest the food you might have been over feeding them.

 

[Epicanimal]

No only feed nems ever 3 days there stomachs take time to digest the food you might have been over feeding them.

I think I was a little bit. Okay I feed reef roids so I can settle down on it

 

[DEWreefing]

I would not feed them till they recover might stress them out

 

[Epicanimal]

Okay, I'll just feed my duncan and zoas

 

[Robink]

Depending on how many fish you have in there, you could skip feeding altogether till the tank clears of the algae and cyano.

 

[Softhammer]

Increase your water movement, up your water changes and make sure your skimmer is running full bore.

 

[Epicanimal]

I have 4 fish in the tank. I will definitely try too make these changes. For water changes would i take the water out then make saltwater with 35 salinity to add to the tank?

 

[DEWreefing]

You mix your water first then switch it out.

 

[Epicanimal]

The water has to be 35 in the bucket right?

 

[Evan28395950]

The water has to be 35 in the bucket right?

What are your parameters by chance?