War Coral Fading?

The feeding seems to have helped and the tissue still looks pretty good. Do you have any rock overhangs you can place it under to shade it?
Without rearranging a lot of rock work, not really. There's kind of one that I can back it up against. My Reef Roids finally came in. Is there such a thing as feeding coral too much when you're trying to nurse it back to health?
 
Since it is stressed, I would maybe not feed everyday. Do you have a pic of the whole tank, maybe we can see a spot for it?
 
Yes, it’s currently next to the the other war coral frags in the front on the sand bed.
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I have mine on the bottom and it’s doing great. Prior, I had it mid tank, and it looked the same. Move it to the bottom and feed mysis once a week
 
Now it is mounted and officially has a clean bill of health.
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