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Phyto isn't really coral "food" ....

There are a lot of ways to feed them...do you have any reef roids, benipets or AB+.

I do not have anything else but phytoplankton at this point. That’s something I can get fairly easy.
 
Used hydrogen peroxide and a toothbrush in the rocks that are removable. Gentle cleaning on the actual corals themselves. It was nasty.
We will see how they look in a few days. I’ve cleaned the rocks, water changed, increased flow and light. If these things don’t work then I’ll start looking into phosphate and nitrate dosing.

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Im happy to report that after the hydrogen peroxide and scrubbing the corals are starting to look better.
The ZOAS have opened more today than they have in weeks.
The ACANS have puffed a little bit today and stay puffed. Better than a couple weeks ago.
The Euphillya are still retracted into their bases but are not super tight, i expect they may expand in the next few days.
 

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