Sinularia partially bleached

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My sinularia got bleached when I decided to move my toadstool closer to it. Its polyps seemed to be irritating the sinularia and stressing it out. I have since moved them away from eachother and the bleaching stopped but I was wondering what can I do to speed up the recovery.
 
I do not believe you can do anything else than maintain good water quality and lighting. Personally I feel you should always run some charcoal when keeping Toadstools. :)
 
I do not believe you can do anything else than maintain good water quality and lighting. Personally I feel you should always run some charcoal when keeping Toadstools. :)

Sounds like a plan. I do run carbon in case the leathers try to nuke the tank
 

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