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Do you guys think they will bounce back? The favia looks the worst, and the mushroom looks likes it has some die off and caught a Halloween hermit picking at it. The mushroom also has some wired green stringy stuff coming out the mouth. I think I messed up placing them way to high in the tank and I added a second ai prime. Water parameters are on point and the rest of the corals are doing well and growing.

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If a coral has color it still has life in it.
 

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