Is there any way you could provide some pictures of what you are seeing? Typically tip damage is referred to as Alk Burn. Bleaching is typically uniform throughout the coral. In most cases a lack of flow would result in recession starting at the base. High Alk will cause tip burn which can recover but the issue must be corrected pretty quickly.
Pics and parameters would be very helpful.
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2 weeks ago the tips of several of my acros started bleaching and I did a water change and tested all parameters which were OK. 2 days later I noticed a snail shell was blocking one of my return pumps (mag 1 and it was barely flowing. Could this have caused the bleaching and should they recover?
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2 weeks ago the tips of several of my acros started bleaching and I did a water change and tested all parameters which were OK. 2 days later I noticed a snail shell was blocking one of my return pumps (mag 1and it was barely flowing. Could this have caused the bleaching and should they recover?
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