Hammer problem

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So I have been trying James and othe kinda of euphillia and they all die I have other lps and sps doing good it’s only them I don’t know if it’s my parameters or a hitchhiker or fish.
 
Reef neighborhoods just aren't safe anywhere anymore.
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Lol that’s the face I get when I look at my tank
I hear ya, if this hobby wasn't challenging it wouldn't be as fun and rewarding when the tanks mojo gets rolling.

Now back to the crime scene. OP you there? Give us the full details please. Pics too
 
I hear ya, if this hobby wasn't challenging it wouldn't be as fun and rewarding when the tanks mojo gets rolling.

Now back to the crime scene. OP you there? Give us the full details please. Pics too
Alk 8.6
Mg 1450 high
Ca 400
Nitrate 12
Can’t send pics at work
 
I hear ya, if this hobby wasn't challenging it wouldn't be as fun and rewarding when the tanks mojo gets rolling.

Now back to the crime scene. OP you there? Give us the full details please. Pics too
This tank is also a year and a half old
 
Check for pest / hitchhikers. What type of lighting
what fish are in the tank
Killed of all the gorilla crabs in my tank for fish cherub angel might be the problem along with a Aptasai eating filefish yellow tang kole tang blue throat trigger mandarin dragonet neon dottyback blue star wrasse.
 
Alk 8.6
Mg 1450 high
Ca 400
Nitrate 12
Can’t send pics at work
Ok numbers seem good what's the flow and light par for this hammer. I have 5 hammers and found that they actually prefer low flow not moderate.
 
Killed of all the gorilla crabs in my tank for fish cherub angel might be the problem along with a Aptasai eating filefish yellow tang kole tang blue throat trigger mandarin dragonet neon dottyback blue star wrasse.
Well yes some of those are not reef safe
 

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