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I’ve had my tank up for a little over 4 years. I decided to up grade my system with Red Sea equipment and salt. Thing we’re going great. Then my reefmatt 500 quilt advancing automatically. After cleaning the sensor which didn’t help I replaced sensor twice still not working. I have to manually advance it to work. I sent for a new drive but that is taking forever. All my corals are dying trying to hold on made water changes my question is should I just remove all my corals? My fish aren’t happy but still healthy.
 
I’ve had my tank up for a little over 4 years. I decided to up grade my system with Red Sea equipment and salt. Thing we’re going great. Then my reefmatt 500 quilt advancing automatically. After cleaning the sensor which didn’t help I replaced sensor twice still not working. I have to manually advance it to work. I sent for a new drive but that is taking forever. All my corals are dying trying to hold on made water changes my question is should I just remove all my corals? My fish aren’t happy but still healthy.
Can you tell us your parameters currently?
 
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Need a lot more information about your tank. Reef matt isn't going to cause those issues.

Water parameters?
Light and flow of your tank?
Photo and video of the fish and corals in your tank (upload it as a YouTube link)
Size of tank?
How are you doing water changes?
 
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