Help save my euphyllia corals

[Reef Puncher]

My torches are dying and my hammers look weird they have large gaping mouths with tentacles flat!

I don’t think it’s worms or brown jelly disease. The only thing I can think of is they are still in shock from the Dino X treatment I did. The Dino x killed all my sps but I thought my LPS would survive. I stopped dosing Dino x 12 days ago and did a 50% water change.
Why would my Euphyllia be dying now 12 days later? Could the shock from before carry that long? Why aren’t my zoas dying then? Ahhhh what do I do? Should I iodine dip before I lose any more?

I’ll never use Dino x again I know that. My luck the Dino outbreak will come back anyways

PH 8.2
Alk 9.2
Calc-405
Mag-1320
Phos- 0.19
Nitrite ammonia 0
Nitrate- 15

 

[piranhaman00]

Only thing you can do is water change and carbon.

 

[JayM]

Pics under white lighting and water parameters are going to be needed for anything other than wild guesses.

 

[liddojunior]

If you had trouble with Dino, in the future I would do a temp raise. I found that my type of Dino’s would go away at 80-81F and corals are fine at that temp

And it looks like your corals are stressed out. Carbon and water change can help.

 

[Reefkeepers Archive]

Photo?

 

[JayM]

If you had trouble with Dino, in the future I would do a temp raise. I found that my type of Dino’s would go away at 80-81C and corals are fine at that temp

And it looks like your corals are stressed out. Carbon and water change can help.

Your corals are fine at 176°?

 

[liddojunior]

Your corals are fine at 176°?

Nooo that was a mistake. If it was in C , they’d for sure be dead corals

 

[Reef Puncher]

Pics under white lighting and water parameters are going to be needed for anything other than wild guesses.

this isnt my hammer, i got this off the web, but this is EXACTLY what they look like, maybe only differrence is the tentacles look slightly more droopy. but they used to stand up and you couldnt see a open depressed area and open mouth when they were healthy. now they all look like this.