Tissue loss, why?

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Hello everyone,

A month ago, I brought this coral to the tank, and this last weekend I noted is losing tissue.


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Which condition on the tank is making this happen? Water? Light?

Water parameters

dHK: 8.8
PH: 8.2
Phosphates: 0.2
Nitrates: 0.2

Light Kessil A80, 10 horas cycle 5 hours full intensity.

Thank you for any advice or tip.
 
How close is it to the light? Also, what kind of flow does it usually have?
 
Hello everyone,

A month ago, I brought this coral to the tank, and this last weekend I noted is losing tissue.


IMG_8860.png



Which condition on the tank is making this happen? Water? Light?

Water parameters

dHK: 8.8
PH: 8.2
Phosphates: 0.2
Nitrates: 0.2

Light Kessil A80, 10 horas cycle 5 hours full intensity.

Thank you for any advice or tip.
 
I am new to this forum, but a reefer for 25 years
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Phoenix, az
 
May be light burn. Moderate light and water flow is requirements for happiness of this guy

CA 450
mag 1300
alk 8-9
salinity 1.025
ph 8.1-8.3
temp 77-79
ammonia .03
 
May be light burn. Moderate light and water flow is requirements for happiness of this guy

CA 450
mag 1300
alk 8-9
salinity 1.025
ph 8.1-8.3
temp 77-79
ammonia .03

If moderate light is the requirement that could be the problem, is too close to the light.

Thank you for your tips.
 
Can I save it? If I change the position or put the light higher, the coral starts growing new tissue? Or already is it a loss?
 
Can I save it? If I change the position or put the light higher, the coral starts growing new tissue? Or already is it a loss?
Yes- very forgiving coral
 

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