Monti cap polyps have receded!??

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Recently both my Monti caps have hidden the polyps and not sure why everything else in the tank is happy any ideas or is this normal

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Recently both my Monti caps have hidden the polyps and not sure why everything else in the tank is happy any ideas or is this normal

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Any change in light or flow?
Assure CA has not become low and that alk-phosphate and nitrate has not become elevated
 
Any change in light or flow?
Assure CA has not become low and that alk-phosphate and nitrate has not become elevated
Well my all apparently rose by 1dkh it was on a dosing schedule and it somehow must have lowered its consumption rate as it has been dead on for a month and a half now and hasn't changed not even 1 ppm now it's off by a whole 15 ppm wonder why the consumption rate would change for the lower end I would think it would consume more instead of less
 
Well my all apparently rose by 1dkh it was on a dosing schedule and it somehow must have lowered its consumption rate as it has been dead on for a month and a half now and hasn't changed not even 1 ppm now it's off by a whole 15 ppm wonder why the consumption rate would change for the lower end I would think it would consume more instead of less
Alk affected by calcium and temperatures and even light. I thought it was odd and had to be a change like this. I try to test manually against Doser and trident occasionally to assure its on track
 
Everything in that photo - bare rock, bare glass - screams newish or heavily underfed tank. The coral looks stressed. Thin tissue, light colors, etc.

What are your actual parameters?
 

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