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Hey,
My torch coral seems to be dying off one head at a time, seemingly 'catching' something from the previous head since it is going in order. At this point, two heads are completely gone and a third is not doing so well from just last night. I do not think I would be able to cut the newly 'infected' head off as it is to closely attached to the others. My water from what I have tested should be fine, sal 1.024, cal 460, alk norm, ammonia 0, nitrite 0, nitrite 10, tmp 78.7, phosphates 0.... Everything else in the tank is a-ok. Yellow polyps, candy coral, green hairy mushroom and various other zoo-polyps, shrimp, clowns etc... I was just wondering if anyone would have any ideas as to what this could be or if anyone has experienced this kind of thing with torch corals? Any suggestions on saving the other heads would be appreciated! S. -- -- GNU/Linux is user friendly... it's just picky about its friends. |
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