Browning montipora..

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So my monti is/was turning brown. I learned that the phosphates were outrageously high (.82). I wasn't having an algae issue in the display, Probly because I run a large fuge, and a big algae scrubber. Well corrected that issue. (Yes, I took all the advice from here, adjusted feeding amount, rinsed food, fed slower so more is consumed, and chased it down with a reactor) phosphates are now .06. My question is, how long until my monti is back to normal? It's not all brown so hopefully it's not mortally poisoned.

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Have you changed your lighting at all?
Also true elevated nutrients will brown out
 

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