mille base problem

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everything in my tank looked completely fine until i came home and found my mille looking like this. cant tell in the pic but the top still has good color and polyps. i do not see any bugs and other sps look fine. i did have kalk in my top off and ran low and possibly coulda got a strong dose of kalk but nothing else seems to be affected. thoughts? nitrates 0, amonia 0, ph 8.1 dkh 10 , cal. 420 GFO/GAC
 
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everything in my tank looked completely fine until i came home and found my mille looking like this. cant tell in the pic but the top still has good color and polyps. i do not see any bugs and other sps look fine. i did have kalk in my top off and ran low and possibly coulda got a strong dose of kalk but nothing else seems to be affected. thoughts? nitrates 0, amonia 0, ph 8.1 dkh 10 , cal. 420 GFO/GAC

Ive been having the same problem with mine and out of nowhere so following
 
Looks like RTN which is very hard to figure out. Did you have any swings of alk or temp?
 
That stinks, it's gone for sure. Like above, any Alk swings or have your phosphates creeped up?
 
Came home from work today and it was gone. I'm thinking a swing in my Alk possibly from the kalk in my ATO. I normally just add water every couple days but forgot and it ran down and might have got a big sludge of it. That's the only thing I can think of. All other corals and Mille are fine. Sucks it had such great color. I got dosing pump and will pump from a reservoir from now on controlled by apex and let ATO just top off fresh water. Happened so fast.
 

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