180g in wall build

I'll try to put up some new pictures tonight if I get the chance. I did a full barriage of tests last night and was shocked by what I found. I figured since I had new sand that I didn't rinse that I was going to have PO4 through the roof which is what browned all of my SPS. However my params are all very close to where I want them:

S.G. 1.0254
Alk: 8
Ca: 480
Mg: 1350
PO4: 0.02
NO3: 0
NO2: 0
Temp: 78F
pH: 8.2

Is it possible that they are still stressed from the move (they were in non-temperature controlled buckets for a few hours during the move)? I'm not noticing any tissue loss, but all my SPS have very poor color and no PE. The parameters all look good though, so do I just wait and see or is there something I should do? It has been almost 4 weeks now since they were moved.

Thanks!

 

Well I had quite an epic journey over the last 6 months with the tank... so I felt like I may as well give an update on my progress.  The move initially went well and then it was followed by horrible coloration in my corals, and then I was hammered by cyano bacteria which started to cover corals.  I ended up losing quite a bit but things took a positive turn in late December for me. 
December:
Whole tank shot when cyano was pretty bad
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Close up of how bad it was
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Corals started to get consumed and others were losing tissue pretty rapidly
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I switched from Zeovit to Biopellets and have actually been using RedSea's Reef Energy and Reef Colors program as well and have seen a dramatic turnaround.
Today:
Whole tank shot
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Some of the corals that had lost tissue have healed
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My only coral that I'm still worried about at this point is a green tabling acro which still has some tissue loss and appears to have some kind of growth on the exposed skeleton.  Should this be fragged down and soaked in CoralRx?
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Things are definitely going in a postive direction for me now, I just wish I didn't have that lingering issue with my green acro.  Anyone know what could be causing it or what I should do?  It doesn't seem to be rapidly getting worse or improving, so I'm kind of tempted to just leave it alone.

 

Since it's been nearly 2 years since I last posted a full picture of the tank I figured I'd provide an update on how things have been going. Long story short I have no room left in the tank.





Wish I would have been able to get some fragging done in time for fallfest!