Help my star polyp is sick?

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I have a green star that has been closed for 3 weeks after high nitrate episode. Can any one tell me if he is no longer a live please? Only little white dots no extention.
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I noticed the white dots do not close and rests fixed. It has medium to strong flow. I have changed its place several times and it does not react.
 
Don't worry about it. If water parameters and everything is good, it will be fine. They are sensitive to movement IME so the more you touch it, the longer it'll take to come back out.
 
I had nitrates over 200 at one point and the GSP had no issue with it.
 
Currently I blast it with flow and high par to try and burn it to death and blast it away. Nothing kills it. It's an immortal weed spawned by the devil
 
GSP can close up for like a week because it “feels” like it. Then one day open back up just because lol.

I agree with the above posts. It would be impressive if you killed it.
 
Let your phosphates get to .5 (complete accident) and GSP will die - I killed a huge patch of Metallic GSP and regular GSP when my phosphates got out of control. Might've been the ALK also as it got up to just shy of 15 around the same time.
 
Currently I blast it with flow and high par to try and burn it to death and blast it away. Nothing kills it. It's an immortal weed spawned by the devil
Lol. Them and Xenia are like weeds. You have to try to kill them. Otherwise they will be fine.
 
Lol. Them and Xenia are like weeds. You have to try to kill them. Otherwise they will be fine.
donno i realy think they are gone, as my hubbie sais stay our of my garden you do not have green fingers maybe it is the same in the reef tank :rolleyes:
 
Why not start by posting your actual water parameters? By doing that, we can determine if intervention is required .

Up until now, there has only been guessing.
 
Why not start by posting your actual water parameters? By doing that, we can determine if intervention is required .

Up until now, there has only been guessing.

Salinite 1025
Temp 26 °C / 78.8 F
Ph = 8.3
Po4 = 0.03
No3 = 5
No2 = 0
Nh3/4 = 0
KH = 8.9
Mg = 1320
Ca = 400
 

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