I'm with Jeff and we are both LPS keepers with VHO's.
I would move them as little as possible and focus on getting them to eat. I would also consider screening them a bit from the light. Generally, but not always, bleaching comes from too much light. Initially with too little light the corals will brown as more zooxanthellae are produced. You have 2 aquasuns which are the highest par of the vho's.
Tissue extension is OK, so I wouldn't mess with flow and I would be optimistic about recovery.
Try soaking some mysis or krill in selcon. I also use garlic. I know most folks focus on the garlic for fish, but it seems to trigger feeding responses.
You may have to feed after lights out. Check for feeders being extended.
I would move them as little as possible and focus on getting them to eat. I would also consider screening them a bit from the light. Generally, but not always, bleaching comes from too much light. Initially with too little light the corals will brown as more zooxanthellae are produced. You have 2 aquasuns which are the highest par of the vho's.
Tissue extension is OK, so I wouldn't mess with flow and I would be optimistic about recovery.
Try soaking some mysis or krill in selcon. I also use garlic. I know most folks focus on the garlic for fish, but it seems to trigger feeding responses.
You may have to feed after lights out. Check for feeders being extended.