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what is going on with my corals is this because of to much light?
I just moved and haven't set up my tank yet so my corals are in a 50 gallon tub. And I don't know what's going on. I've lost five corals since the move where one day they are fine the next day they are dead.
 
The first pic looks like it is RTN/STNing from the base, which indicates a water chemistry issue, not lighting.

My guess would be alk swings, or possibly a nutrient related issue.
 
Probably multiple stress factors. Being in a tub they might be getting higher PAR than they were used to and water chemistry is always suspect.
 
Thanks for the replies guys and I'm going to do a water change asap I'd hate to loose all my corals
 

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