Bleached rock flower.

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my nitrates and phosphates were really low and I recently started dosing small amounts, not sure if that could be a cause.
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My parameters: Ph: 8.2
Ammonia: 0.25 ppm
Nitrates: 0.5 ppm
Phosphate: 0.02 ppm
Calcium: 400 ppm
Kh: 143.2 ppm
Magnesium: 1470 ppm
Salinity: 1.025
 
I mean if I’m not sure if it’s bleached. Under my blue light it’s very colorful and doesn’t act unusual. It’s just at night that it starts moving its foot and acting strange.
 
i might just be paranoid then. One of my little sps frags died and I feel like my whole reef is gonna explode 😆 Thank you!
Nope lol! SPS are just super sensitive and need near perfect parameters. RFA are super hardy and easy to keep.
 
Nope lol! SPS are just super sensitive and need near perfect parameters. RFA are super hardy and easy to keep.
I’ll be getting more experience before adding sps to the tank. My phosphates and nitrates were at 0 which led me to accidentally starving it. I would hate if my RFA went down the same path.
 

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