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.
 

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