Cypathrea - meteor shower. Is it salvageable?

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My tank (37 gal cube) was running great a few years ago with a lot of LPS. There was a lapse in maintenance, and I’ve been effectively back to a FOWLR tank for a while. Circumstances changed and i’ve been Edging back to a reef. I had a cyphastrea-meteor shower-going strong before. This is it now. The purple base is long gone, but there seem to still be polyps. Now that the tank is getting back on track, wondering if this guy will come back?

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hi welcome to the reef going to love it here!!
lots of fun/info/fun/help/fun.. :)
well it's made it this far..pretty sure will come back to it's glory days ;)
 
hi welcome to the reef going to love it here!!
lots of fun/info/fun/help/fun.. :)
well it's made it this far..pretty sure will come back to it's glory days ;)
I realize this is a terrible pic...picking up just the blues and making the tank look sad.., just like my frowning Clown at top left! The whole colony is actually pink, whereas, it used to be blue with pink polyps.
 
i can see some blue,here and there,once you start maintaining as a reef ,should come back no problem:)
 

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