I wanted to see if there is anything else I can do to help this coral out…
I’ve had this scoly for about two months. It spent a month in QT. 1st picture is from the day I got it. It was under about 100 PAR of 20K LED lighting

FallFragswap1 by nickgrant79, on Flickr
The next pic is a few days after adding it to my 60 gallon tank. This tank contains all softies and I rarely do WCs or test the water. I do make sure the temp (78-81) and SG (35ppt) remain stable. All the other corals (zoas, rics, and leathers) are doing great. It sat under a 6 bulb (mostly blue) T5 unit at about 180 PAR. It may be important to mention that I have been doing some pretty heavy Flatworm exit dosing in this tank lately.

IMG_6745 by nickgrant79, on Flickr
After a month I noticed it wasn’t expanding out much and the tissue started to pull away from the skeleton.

Untitled by nickgrant79, on Flickr
A couple days ago I moved it to my 150 which is mostly SPS and LPS. The water quality is better I’m sure. I placed it in a slightly shaded spot at around 80 PAR. Flow there is pretty good but not crazy. Its in the bottom left corner of the pic below.
Temp 78-81
ALK 9.5-10.5
Ca 400-425
Mg 1800-1900 (fighting bryopsis at the moment in this tank)
N03 undetectable
PO4 undetectable

IMG_6834 by nickgrant79, on Flickr
I'm thinking it was maybe too much light and/or poor water quality??
I’ve tried to feed it a few times in the past but it didn’t take. I’ll try again in the near future but is there anything else I can do or anything I’m doing wrong here? I’ve never spent this much on a coral before so myself and my wallet would be really happy if this thing survives.
I’ve had this scoly for about two months. It spent a month in QT. 1st picture is from the day I got it. It was under about 100 PAR of 20K LED lighting

FallFragswap1 by nickgrant79, on Flickr
The next pic is a few days after adding it to my 60 gallon tank. This tank contains all softies and I rarely do WCs or test the water. I do make sure the temp (78-81) and SG (35ppt) remain stable. All the other corals (zoas, rics, and leathers) are doing great. It sat under a 6 bulb (mostly blue) T5 unit at about 180 PAR. It may be important to mention that I have been doing some pretty heavy Flatworm exit dosing in this tank lately.

IMG_6745 by nickgrant79, on Flickr
After a month I noticed it wasn’t expanding out much and the tissue started to pull away from the skeleton.

Untitled by nickgrant79, on Flickr
A couple days ago I moved it to my 150 which is mostly SPS and LPS. The water quality is better I’m sure. I placed it in a slightly shaded spot at around 80 PAR. Flow there is pretty good but not crazy. Its in the bottom left corner of the pic below.
Temp 78-81
ALK 9.5-10.5
Ca 400-425
Mg 1800-1900 (fighting bryopsis at the moment in this tank)
N03 undetectable
PO4 undetectable

IMG_6834 by nickgrant79, on Flickr
I'm thinking it was maybe too much light and/or poor water quality??
I’ve tried to feed it a few times in the past but it didn’t take. I’ll try again in the near future but is there anything else I can do or anything I’m doing wrong here? I’ve never spent this much on a coral before so myself and my wallet would be really happy if this thing survives.

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