Frogspawn issue?

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Last night my frogspawn went from plump and happy to almost like a deflated balloon. All other corals in my tank are doing great, even the other frogspawn. I dont have a good before picture, but it was looking similar to the orange frogspawn picture ive provided.

Params

Alk- 10.5
Mag-1300
Calc- 460
Nitrate 8.3
Phos .12
1.026sg
78F


I have been dealing with cyano, and now an ugly stage after treating with chemiclean and doing a water change. Other than that the tank is pretty solid. Any thoughts on what is going on with the frogspawn?

Thanks

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Its normal when lights ramp down that corals close or after treatment. Make sure it get plenty flow and light. Also adding a little bit of carbon in the sump will help with removing the treatment and any unwanted toxins
 
Last night my frogspawn went from plump and happy to almost like a deflated balloon. All other corals in my tank are doing great, even the other frogspawn. I dont have a good before picture, but it was looking similar to the orange frogspawn picture ive provided.

Params

Alk- 10.5
Mag-1300
Calc- 460
Nitrate 8.3
Phos .12
1.026sg
78F


I have been dealing with cyano, and now an ugly stage after treating with chemiclean and doing a water change. Other than that the tank is pretty solid. Any thoughts on what is going on with the frogspawn?

Thanks

20250902_180101.jpg 20250902_180043.jpg 20250902_180043.jpg 20250602_230605.jpg
I have a Octospawn with several heads and they just kind of do their own thing! Sometime very out and fluffy, and sometimes, not so much. I have never really found a reason
 

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