Elegance Coral

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Just went through hurricane Ida with no power for almost a week and a half, the aquarium seems to be doing well all but my elegance coral. He’s not receiving but just generally looks ticked off, any ideas? Did have some swings of high temperatures but nothing extreme 82-ish. Parameters did swing a little bit during the storm but nothing extreme. Should I just let him be and see if he comes around? Thanks for the input.
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They upset easily. Have you done a recent water test ?
They do not fare well with elevated nitrate-phosphate- temperature- ph and moderate light and water flow
 

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