What is causing this?

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This guy seemed to be doing good for a couple months. This just started this week.
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could you get a pic with white's on. It looks like he is bleaching. What are your water params?
 
It could, but not always. Sometimes, it just has death from below and live tissue on the top near the lights. You see this a lot with Kessil tanks too.

Check for pests too. I know that nobody thinks that they have any, but look closely and look twice.
 
It could, but not always. Sometimes, it just has death from below and live tissue on the top near the lights. You see this a lot with Kessil tanks too.

Check for pests too. I know that nobody thinks that they have any, but look closely and look twice.
I was thinking past also since it was doing fine for a couple months.
 
And ai sol is a pretty old model. Have you par mapped your sps? You might not have enough light.
 
And ai sol is a pretty old model. Have you par mapped your sps? You might not have enough light.
I haven't yet. I have them set at 45% white and 80% blue. That is my o ly sps besides monti which is growing decent
 
No idea. I got them about a year ago. Guy claims he shut his tank down over five years ago so they sat a lot. I have 6 of them over a 7 foot tank
Well they definitely lose power over time from usage. I have 2 hydra 52 HD’s that were purchased a year apart and the older has about 5-10% less power than the newer one. I think you should find out what par they are producing.
 
Well they definitely lose power over time from usage. I have 2 hydra 52 HD’s that were purchased a year apart and the older has about 5-10% less power than the newer one. I think you should find out what par they are producing.
I actually have one coming my way once it gets returned to BRS
 
Could high nitrates be causing this. Seems to be creeping up on me.
 

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