Issues with SPS

[Naso2]

What are your tank specs?

Upon closer inspection of the pics I'm also concerned about your clam. I'm no expert but I do know when the *Inhalent Siphon* is stretched open such as yours is, it is struggling to survive.
Here is an awesome read on the T. Crocea.
A Close-up Look at Tridacna crocea by James Fatherree - Reefkeeping.com

I agree with you.

 

[eartaker]

War coral made a nice recovery and looks much better... It has recovered most of the dead areas and is growing. The clams are also showing new growth.

 

[ReefGeeker]

Updated pictures? I like the war coral!

 

[SeaLion]

What changes if any did you make that you feel made a difference?

For example: relocation, feeding, water quality, lighting......just curious.

I have a tough time with this coral.

TIA

 

[eartaker]

I guess I could update the pics =] The only real change I made was more water changes and I added MH lighting to my tank. In the pics you see some of the zoo's and pallys closed up because I just got done scrubbing the glass.

 

[ReefGeeker]

:clap2: sweet the tank looks way brighter.

 

[tike]

I think it's getting too much light that happens a lot with LPS....and trates need to come down. Push it close to a rock at the bottom that will shade it a bit. I am feeling the light started the situation and the trates are adding to the problem. I would try vodka dosing for a bit( maybe a month) to get trates down and then stop them and proceed with weekly 5% water changes.