Zoa help

[TN_Huskymama]

I bought some beautiful Bam Bam Zoas a few weeks back. They lit up my tank for about 2 weeks, then closed up and I have yet to be able to get them to open back up. I have a standard 75 gallon tank, they are about midway in the tank. I run my chinese black light at 80% blue and 20% white (whites go off after about 6-8 hours). I feed phyto every other day, reef roids every 3-4 days. My nitrates are between 5-10, salinity 1.024, temps are about 76-77.
Advice welcomed!

 

[Dilan Patel]

Do you mind posting a pic? as well as Po4 levels, Fish types and a few photos of other corals in your tank? Thanks

 

[TN_Huskymama]

Do you mind posting a pic? as well as Po4 levels, Fish types and a few photos of other corals in your tank? Thanks

poc of the Bam Bams is the last one
Po4 appears to be .25 or less. API test. See pic.

fish:
1 lawnmower blenny
2 oscillaris clowns
1 blue damsel
1 chromis
2 bangai cardinals
1 pincushion urchin
1 fire shrimp
1 long tentacle nem too

 

[Dilan Patel]

Looks like a bacterial infection. Do you have any revive or iodine?

 

[TN_Huskymama]

Yes. I dipped it when we first got it. I will go ahead and dip again.

 

[TN_Huskymama]

My green BTA shrank soooo much after he lost his host fish. I’ve been feeding him but i just can’t seem to get him to come back

 

[TN_Huskymama]

Just some photos of my current corals and fish

 

[TN_Huskymama]

So thrilled this little guy is coming back after it appeared there was no hope! Can’t wait till he gets bigger

 

[vetteguy53081]

Moderate light and water flow and add iodine to water along with blowing them gently with a turkey baster