Forest Fire digi not looking hot. Stumped on finding problem.

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I had a large piece of FF digi and when I was moving stuff around in the tank I bumped it causing it to break into 3 pieces. So I glued them in new locations (3 weeks ago). Now they have lost the green base and are turning white. Not completely white like stn or rtn. They still have a Small red polyp at the base. It looks as if a crab had just crawled all over it and the polyps shrank and what not.
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All my other sps and Lps are fine. All parameters are in check except I don't know the phosphate lvl but should be in check as I don't have an algae problem and do regular water changes. Any advice or help is greatly appreciate. Thanks.
 
They may be stressed from the original incident. Maybe place them in lower light and direct feeding them more often. Hope they turn around for you. They sure look nice when healthy and colored up.
 

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