LPS Bacteria? Fungi?

chrissreef

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Assistance needed ID’ing and saving several LPS.

Description;
Overnight this whitish tissue seems to attack the edge of Euphellia,Wellso/Trachs, Trumpets, Acans and Challices. Some frags have no issue and others do at random. In some instances it kills 1/2 the coral overnight (acan, trach), in others it “eats†the edge slowly. I had this issue last year and lost several corals. The issue went away and seems to be coming back – I’m hoping for better results this time. The corals expand, eat etc. and then whamo, overnight =(

Ideas what this is or how to cure?? Thx!!

75g with 2 MP10’s, 77 degrees, T5’s 5 months old, pH 8.0, Alch 8.5, Ca 350-400 (Elos test kids)

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