Do they look like they will heal?

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As a new reefer I experienced my first EXTREME algae bloom I mean green water "what are you doing in my swamp" kinda green. I got that all under control.. I'd say a two-three week battle. I did do about a week with *little* light as I have two corals.. star polyps(totally fine. Pretty sure he thrived ) and a Zoanthid whom looks as pictured. I'm just curious if the OGs think she might be okay. Has not opened but also hasn't melted away just yet. I know it's always a toss up as sometimes "life will uhh find a way." Other times not so much...

(I used 1 dose of Algeafix in this fiasco)
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Im not an OG but that will survive. Maybe see if you can use a pipette or baster to blow off whatever is coating them. If that doesnt work use a soft brush.
 

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