Frammer Coral Closed up

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My Frammer Coral has been really closed up for about 3 weeks now. Nothing else in my tank looks bad. I dipped it and it didn’t do anything. I tested everything and my calcium and magnesium were high, so I did a water change and it didn’t do anything. Anyone know what I should do? Thank you!!!
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I'm sorry its about 98.3% dead.
Would need a lot of details about the tank to offer any suggestions.
 
So we need a full list of parameters and test kits used to be able to diagnose the issue. But, the reason a water change didn't necessarily bring down your cal and mag is because the salt has it added into it. You need to let it be absorbed on its own.
 

WHICH PART OF YOUR SETUP IS HARDEST TO REACH OR REMOVE FOR ROUTINE MAINTENANCE?

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