Cyphastrea help they are bleaching out

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Hi every one I have softy’s leathers and a hammer , fireball stylocoeniella green stare polyp corals they all look grate open and flowing .I wish I can say the same for my
jingle bells, meteor shower, bling bling cyphastrea . Meteor shower and bling bling are bleached and now my jingle bells are bleaching what can I do to stop this and can it be fixed? The par is around 65 they are under the over hang of the rock I can’t figure out what I’m doing wrong please help .
 
Ph 8.1 nitrate 29 ppm phosphate 0.06 ppm alkalinity 9.8ppm calcium 420ppm magnesium 1380 salinity 34.9 ppm
 
Lights are off for the night I’ll get some in the morning
 
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thanks for the comments. When I first put them in my tank they were on the bottom under the lights and they after 2 weeks they started to develop white spots so I put them on top of the rock and after 3 days they bleached out and then I put them in the shade
 
FWIW I can't grow cyphastrea either. I've tried many times in different positions in my tank.... I can grow anything else, but not cyphastrea for some reason.
 
I can boost the par I’ll try moving to the top of the rock it’s 175 on the hi points
 
I do not know how powerful your powerhead is, but it would not hurt to add a second one, but other than the cyphastrea that is a beautiful tank.
The power heads are 2 mp10 lower right and left upper I have them set to 1200 gph at top speed and the return pump sicce syncrs 7.0 set to 15 % with a 3/4 random flow generator
 
I don’t think they are going to survive.I put them in a spot that’s 109 par and good flow they look like they may be growing algae on them at this point I’m going to be patient and just monitor them.
 

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