Lobophyllia bleaching?

Due to splitting? What do you think, or is this just what trace elements do?
I wouldn’t dose trace elements unless you do not do water changes and or you know for sure the coral are consuming a ton of nutrients.
Trace elements will have side effects if levels are higher than need be.
 
One shouldn’t up intensity of lights of tissue recession is present. A dip then moved to a low light area
Yes, I moved him to a lower light spit, also it isn't recession, all of the tissue is still there, it just lost all of its zooanthelle
 
I wouldn’t dose trace elements unless you do not do water changes and or you know for sure the coral are consuming a ton of nutrients.
Trace elements will have side effects if levels are higher than need be.
Yes, I do not do water changes on my system, I did notice my iodine levels are slightly elevated so I skipped the last dose and am lowering the quantity of the dose
 
UPDATE: I got polyp extension back!
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Now I just need to wait for it to color up
(Hopefully I didn't kill it)
 

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