War coral discolored

Courtney Lovell

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Any ideas guys? It started getting discolored and it was suggested to move him to more shaded area. Which I did. Checked water levels and all are within normal range. Biweekly 30% water changes and cleaning weekly. Any suggestions on how to make him happy? All others are doing great. On a side note he has been near the top in a high flow area for about 4 months and seemed fine. No real growth but color was always the same. Not sure what changed to make him sick looking


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What are your parameters? That might help us.
 
I tested water again and ph = 8.2, ammonium= 0, nitrate and nitrite =0 SG= 1.019
 
to me it seems that the salinity is a little low 1.025 is the norm around here. what does your Alkalinity and Calcium look like? Might as well look at the Magnesium while we're at it....

the reason i bring up the Alk and Calcuim is i had an Acan start looking like your war coral and i strongly believe that it has to do with the Alk being low. I have been fighting to get mine up about 7 dKH and its stuck at 5dKH
 

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