Okay, we need to solve this

i did some looking in the tank today, saw both some spionid worms and vermited(sp.) snails... i'm wondering if they might be a big part of my problems???
 
I have them too, I don't think they are the problem. I had them when my zoas all looked great.

About 1/3 of my colonies are opening and looking good again. All i've done is keep up weekly WCs, clean the mesh bags on my drain lines weekly, and add Phoslock and carbon in a HOB filter. I know my problem is different from yours, mine is this odd sticky cyano that has to be brushed off the polyps as that is the only way i can remove it.
 
i have some of that cyano looking stuff too.... i have to physically remove it by hand...i went ahead and fragged some of the colonies, and i moved them around to different areas of the tank hoping to see if that makes a difference... I guess i need to try the phosban....
 
i think you might be right...but where would you find a water pick? i can rub some off with my finger and scrape the rest off with me finger nail...
 
So any luck so far? My zoas are opening up more and more. My candy apple greens, which had melted away to 1 polyp, has grown a new polyp and just opened half way yesterday. Thats such great news for me, that frag has been closed for over 6 months straight. Now if my candy apple reds would only open, i will be in the clear.

I switched salts to Red Sea. I upped my WC amount to about 30-35% weekly coupled with phoslock, carbon, new bulbs, upgraded skimmer thru mods, added another 1000gph, changed all my RO filters, added 30lbs of rock, stir the sand, syphon, and I take each frag daily and let it get blasted by a MJ1200 for a few seconds.

I might be getting the upper hand finally. I've got a long way to go, but its nice to see a positive response.
 
didn't read the whole post but i had something similar. i added seachem reef plus and in a week they all opened up again.

something to try...
 
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