LPS is failing.plz help

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Try shading the bubble and move it out of the main flow
 
@AllSignsPointToFish ciao
Problems related to lights are multiple
First is When lights direct burn the corals
Second is a long time action that traduce in
Whitening of corals that induce esplosion of endolithic alge
Or in any case suffering of the coral for hungy
 
Try shading the bubble and move it out of the main flow
For shading what do you advise me?There is a 6mm glass on the hole tank.Should i add one other on it?
 
Its a 250 litrs tank. 1 meter (length) 40 cm(width) 70 cm(height )
 
Its a 250 litrs tank. 1 meter (length) 40 cm(width) 70 cm(height )
 
That doesn't seem like an excessive amount of light to me, especially given where the bubble coral is placed in the tank.
 
I'd say put the carbon back in...can't hurt anything. Reduce the photoperiod to see if that helps or shade it, if possible. See if you can reduce flow in that area, and feed the coral if it will eat.
 
Id try to move it out of any heavy if its in it like anemones they do not do well in a lot of flow.
 
So what can i do? Do you think the metal h is the problem?

Ya now I'm seeing all of these lighting posts. The photo in which It looks the best, is under the least amount of light. Try and get it into shaded region of tank. I can tell from display photos it's pretty bright
 
I will change the lights ,something with preponderance of blu
And acclimate slowly to new lights
 
So i think i have to give it a shade and put it in a low flow and feed him to see what happens.Thank u guys for helping me.
 
In that image
Ya now I'm seeing al()l of these lighting posts. The photo in which It looks the best, is under the least amount of light. Try and get it into shaded region of tank. I can tell from display photos it's pretty bright
In that image i had turned off the metal to take a picture with my friend's new iphone7(lol)
 
I did almost all the solutions mentioned and i think he's getting back to life:):):).I have to thank all of you. Thanks my friends.
 
I did almost all the solutions mentioned and i think he's getting back to life:):):).I have to thank all of you. Thanks my friends.
Fantastic news! Keep us posted!
 

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