Here are the things I would do:
1) Keep checking those params daily for a week or two. Something could be swinging around on you and stressing the corals a bit. Take a couple of a.m. and a couple of P.M. readings each week to get a handle on intraday swings.
2) Replace your bulb. You don't state the age, but you refer to growth over 1.5 years. If the bulb is that old, it probably needs replaced anyway. Even if it is not that old, it wouldn't hurt to switch it out. I would recommend 14K's
3) Back the light cycle down just a bit (especially if you switch to 14K). Maybe start at 6hours to see what that does. It won't hurt anything for sure, and it just might help.
4) make sure your flow is high enough. I believe your vortech's are adjustable, and max out at 3000 GPH. If they are on a wave maker, your total flow may be a bit low (eheim is ~900gph, but with bulkhead loss, lets say 500gph). That means you may only be getting around 3500gph total, but you really need more like 45-55X tank volume worth of GPH total flow. So, mininum 4500 GPH...ideally a bit higher.
Also, if you do not have the Mp's on a wave maker, try adding one. The random flow really helps with PE, so I'm guessing that makes the corals happy....and happy corals are growing corals.