No it doesn't look like it. It looks like more of it is turning into the base. Also there is another head growing in it as well towards the bottom
Great thing about euphyllia is its ability to regrow from a "dead" looking skeleton. So even if you lose both heads, you have a good chance of regrowth. Can you get a full picture of the tank?
The tentacles fell off not the the heads. And yes I will get a picture of the full tank
It is a hardy coral. Though parameters, flow and lighting can cause additional stress. Best to get a big picture of where it's placed. If it's getting blasted with flow and/or inadequate magnesium/nutrients/alk balance.
Based on your parameters, you need to do a water change or start dosing.
I've had him in that spot since 2/11 and my profile picture that's what he ended up as so I think he's happy there
Yes. But its going to have a hard time recovering with your parameters. It's important to to have these elements in range for growth. Otherwise you'll start seeing other corals following suit.
I'm using 165 ww virpra spectra all LED lighting. The lighting right now is @ 60% because I got this lighting about a month ago and moving it up slowly
Based on light settings on a scale of 0%-100% where do you have your whites and blues?
I run both mars aqua and populargrow 165w units. Very similar to what you have. Both tanks mixed with SPS. You really don't need whites that high. I would focus on 20-30% whites and keeping blues where they are. Honestly 20% white and 60% blue could be considered moderate to high lighting depending on where coral is placed in the tank. With the settings you have, you will for sure bleach your corals. So turning whites down to 20-30% would be optimal for that tank.
hm.... Someone who had the same lighting as me has her lights about B70% and W65% and nothing has bleached
