STN on green slimer

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Hello, I suspect STN on my Bali green slimer. Is there a way to treat it? It has turned brown and minimal polyp extension.
Parameters:
NO3:35
PO4:0.17
Alk:11.8
Calcium:1500+
Magnesium:1500+
Ammonia:0
Nitrite:0
Photo(Sorry, it’s in the night.):
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Is brown color stn? How old is the tank, how long have you had the slimer.
Brown might be high nutrients and low light.
 
Hi, by looking at your parameters it seems you have high nutrients as well as high alk and cal numbers i would do some water changes and try to get closer to natural sea water numbers
 
Is brown color stn? How old is the tank, how long have you had the slimer.
Brown might be high nutrients and low light.
The STN is at the base, it could also be aptasia ticking it off. If you look closely, you might just be able to make out the dead skeleton.
Hi, by looking at your parameters it seems you have high nutrients as well as high alk and cal numbers i would do some water changes and try to get closer to natural sea water numbers
Hello. For the past 4 weeks, I’ve been doing 33% water changes, but the nitrates are consistently stuck at 25 ppm. I just started running phosban.
 

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