Trachyphyllia help

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Hi, looking for some help with my Trachyphyllia. Have it for about three months now, but I had to move it because my Jawfish kept throwing the sand on top of it. Now a webbing is forming around the coral. Please refer to the before and after moving pics. Looking for some suggestions on what to do. Thanks.

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Welcome to R2R!! Sorry your having issues with your trachy. They can sometimes be difficult to keep and do best in a well established, stable reef. How old is your tank? Do you know your parameters?
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Welcome to R2R!! Sorry your having issues with your trachy. They can sometimes be difficult to keep and do best in a well established, stable reef. How old is your tank? Do you know your parameters?
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Thank you for the response.
I upside to 65 gallon six months ago when my older tank sprung a leak.

My parameters are as followed:
1.025 salinity
5 Nitrates
7.8 Kh
1400 Mg
430 Ca
No ammonia or nitrites

I will be doing a water change tomorrow.
 
Water changes probably won't hurt, do you know your phosphate numbers? I'm unable to see the "webbing" your referring to in first post, can you get a clearer shot of it?
 
unfortunately I do not. I need to get a new test kit for that. I tried taking a better picture, which I’m attaching.

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My next recommendation as mentioned above would be to feed it. Only when feeders are out, directly target feed small amounts food.
 

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