What is happening to my Green Frogspown ?

[ratkomkd]

I have no idea what is happening but looks like my green frogspawn is dying
All parameters are stable since I have the tank which is like 7-8 months the coral is about 5 months.

Alk 8.5
Salinity 1.026
Nitrate 2
Phosphate 0
Ammonia 0
Calcium 500
Magnesium 1380
TDS 0
PH around 8.3
Temp 78F

I dip her in CoralRx noting came out of her like...

No idea. What to do now?

 

[count krunk]

How long have you had the frogspawn?

Whatever is behind it doesn't look good either

 

[SchrutesReefs]

Looks like op said 5mo on the coral. Could zero phosphates be the issue?

 

[PeterC99]

Move the Frogspawn to a lower spot in the aquarium with moderate flow. Also looks like you don’t have Frogspawn glued down to a spot. Best to have them secured to a location.

Find that my hammers sometimes get unhappy where they are located and no longer extend their heads. Move to new location and feed them some amino acids and reefroids. Find they bounce back quickly.

 

[fachatga]

Last time I my frogspawn got upset it was flow issue. I removed large dead Acro. Was like first coral I got and never should have and finally removed the old bleached skeleton to make room for a few more pieces. Apparently the skeleton was blocking a ton of flow from a powerhead from blasting the frogspawn and once it was gone the frogspawn was getting way too much powerful blasts. Moved it and started to act like normal. Maybe something in the tank changed here too? They’re tricky animals. Throw tantrums like little children.

 

[attiland]

Looks like op said 5mo on the coral. Could zero phosphates be the issue?

If it is really 0 than yes. What do you use for testing?

 

[ratkomkd]

How long have you had the frogspawn?

Whatever is behind it doesn't look good either

I have them like for 5 months

 

[ratkomkd]

If it is really 0 than yes. What do you use for testing?

I use Hanna checker for ALK and PHO

 

[|Frank|]

I agree with above, possibly too much flow? Euphyllia's like moderate random flow. Phosphates could also be an issue

 

[attiland]

I use Hanna checker for ALK and PHO

Than you may want to look into dosing. This what I would do anyway.
I used KH2PO4. This is a food supplement and lasts you a lifetime and costs you next to nothing on eBay