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I just ordered and got some corals in that are all looking well accept these candy canes is it just an adjustment ? Their skull bones look like their showing out. They are about mid way between bottom and top of tank with moderate flow I turned power head off thinking it may be too much flow going from one side of tank hitting side of glass and going back towards the candy canes. I’m due for a water change but everything else seems to be going great

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How long have they been in the tank? Were all of these pictures taken at the same time? Or are they losing tissue?
 
I believe this was answered for you on 2 other threads
 
How long have they been in the tank? Were all of these pictures taken at the same time? Or are they losing tissue?
We brought a candy cane home at the weekend and it looks worse than his and is losing tissue...what does that mean? Is it dying, can we bring it back?
 

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