Bleaching or new growth?

Andaingean

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From my elegance coral didnt notice it this morning when I fed it mysis but it could have been there
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Turned the lights down a little just to be on the safe side

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Lights too bright. 20-30% white and 75-80% Blue
 
Turned the lights down and waiting a couple weeks but now the tips are retracted and it looks like it's going to explode
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I dont see that as new growth
 
Turned the lights down and waiting a couple weeks but now the tips are retracted and it looks like it's going to explode
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It does look fussy. I’ve seen them retract and die. Elegance are hit and miss. I’d move it to another location. You can nurse it back
 
Unhappy.
Increase whites a LITTLe and also the water flow. Verify Salinity (1.025-1.026) and Nitite level)
 
sorry but bleaching
 

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