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Hy everyone. 25 days ago I did a Tremazol medication to my tank (unfortunately my gramma had skin flukes). After the two treatments, which caused a bacterial bloom in the following days,
- I missed my young Amphirion Ocellaris probably due to stress (and difficult feeding),
- the gramma has for sure some kind of problem, since it stays a lot in tank corners. Anyway he eats.
- also some of the corals suffered from the treatment.
I'm writing to ask your opinion about this last point: all the corals (soft and lps) are ok, apart from a rhodactis and a euphyllia glabrescens. My euphyllia paradisa and other rodhactis shine instead. I attached the before and the after of the euphyllia: one polys doesn't seem to open at all, the other is just ok. Will they recover?
Thank you all in advance for your advices.

- I missed my young Amphirion Ocellaris probably due to stress (and difficult feeding),
- the gramma has for sure some kind of problem, since it stays a lot in tank corners. Anyway he eats.
- also some of the corals suffered from the treatment.
I'm writing to ask your opinion about this last point: all the corals (soft and lps) are ok, apart from a rhodactis and a euphyllia glabrescens. My euphyllia paradisa and other rodhactis shine instead. I attached the before and the after of the euphyllia: one polys doesn't seem to open at all, the other is just ok. Will they recover?
Thank you all in advance for your advices.

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