Help please. Zoahs not opening

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Hello fellow reefers,

Ive upgrades my tank to a reefer 425 xl been cycled etc all parameters are as they should be (monitored frequently) but my Zoahs are not opening after being in the tank for nearly a week.

They have I would say moderate flow and par of around 75-100.

I've read on some forums they can take a few weeks to adjust and open their polps but thought I'd ask the question here to see if anyone has any thoughts?

Thanks!

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What are your nitrates and phosphates? Anytime mine have not opened it has been due to really low nutrients
@MONTANTK - Ahh literally 0 as it went from 100 litre tank to 425 i kept around 60 litres of existing tank water but largely new water which could be the issue.

I am adding ab+ coral nutrition once a day and feeding twice daily so nutrients should be rising but might take a bit longer, think that's what it could be can't be anything else I don't think
 

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@MONTANTK - Ahh literally 0 as it went from 100 litre tank to 425 i kept around 60 litres of existing tank water but largely new water which could be the issue.

I am adding ab+ coral nutrition once a day and feeding twice daily so nutrients should be rising but might take a bit longer, think that's what it could be can't be anything else I don't think
That’s probably it. I wouldn’t worry though. I’ve had mine bottom out for weeks at a time and they always made a full recovery. Just don’t let any algae/Dino’s cover them and you’ll be good to go
 

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