Dying Lobo’s

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Help… my 2 brand new lobo’s are dying I think. They are showing their skeletons horribly. The alk, mag, cal. Are where they are suppose to be. And yesterday one of the lobo’s were happy and puffy. Then this morning this is what they looked like. Any help to try and save them and what could have caused this would be wonderful because these are the only 2 things in the tank that are funny. Everything else is happy.

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would need a lot more info than just "corals looked happy yesterday but they are dead today"

Better pics in white light will help, parameters will help, lighting and flow, how old is the tank, how long has the coral been in the tank, any other corals in the tank how are they doing? etc etc...
 
Looks like they are on Death’s door and Death let them in. White lights would help confirm but those look to be toast.
 
They both look dead. What corals are in close proximity to them in the pics?
 

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