Does this Acan look OK?

[urbanjaybird]

Wondering if this looks healthy? I’m not sure if that looks like it is receding or if it is normal.
Salt 1.026
Ca - 410
Alk -8.1
Mag - 1250
Ph- 8.1
No3- 9.9
PO4 - .08

75 gallon 4ft
2 mp10 opposite ends running reef crest at 90%
This is placed in sand bed.

All other corals appear happy and healthy. Including Zoas, Montis, chalice, mushrooms, and my one acro.

 

[littlefoxx]

Might be hungry. You need to feed them a couple times a week, mine will do that if its been a while since they got any pieces of frozen food

 

[urbanjaybird]

Might be hungry. You need to feed them a couple times a week, mine will do that if its been a while since they got any pieces of frozen food

I feed reef roids 2x week directly. I feed frozen Misys and lrs reef frenzy throughout the week also, but not direct on that.

 

[littlefoxx]

I feed reef roids 2x week directly. I feed frozen Misys and lrs reef frenzy throughout the week also, but not direct on that.

I spot feed mine with a syringe and just squirt it on top of them and they grab it and eat it

 

[vetteguy53081]

Wondering if this looks healthy? I’m not sure if that looks like it is receding or if it is normal.
Salt 1.026
Ca - 410
Alk -8.1
Mag - 1250
Ph- 8.1
No3- 9.9
PO4 - .08

75 gallon 4ft
2 mp10 opposite ends running reef crest at 90%
This is placed in sand bed.

All other corals appear happy and healthy. Including Zoas, Montis, chalice, mushrooms, and my one acro.

Overall looks good. I see slight recession on one area which may be due to flow. Moderate light and water flow and I feed mine Mysis. Roids is planktonic which is not a preferred food and also raises Phosphates

 

[Tired]

If you mix the Roids into a thick slurry and put them directly onto the coral, it'll eat that, but it won't benefit from Roids just dumped into the tank. Meaty foods like mysis are a better choice.