Euphyllia dying one by one

Khoi_La

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Hi guys,
It has been a frustrated week starting with my gold torch melting without any reason. As of yesterday, my 2 year old frogspawn started to melt and loose 2 heads out of 5. The other 3 are looking as good as ever. But it doesnt stop there. This morning one of my 2 head gold hammer started to melt and im getting really confused and don't know what do to. I havent add anything new to the tank for months. The only thing ive done differently is adding vibrant 4 weeks ago for bubble algae. Is it the cause?
My tank parameter
Salinity: 35 ppt
Ca: 468
Alk: 9.12
Mg: 1484
Monitored by trident and test again with salifert and sera test kits
Ph: 8.14
No3: 20ppm

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As for my big colony of wall hammer and other frogspawn and torches are doing fine. But im now afraid the others might act up as well
 
Man...I hear bad stuff about Vibrant.
 
Need to know your phosphate level.
 
Apart from the slightly higher nitrate. Im not sure. I prefer .01 for phos
 

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