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To preface the pics, I took a free torch head in from someone breaking down a tank when I went over to buy some of his equipment.
To say it was 99% dead at the time would almost be optimistic. It had a bit of flesh the size of a nickel clinging to the top, and you could see all of the skeleton down into the internal ribs.
With some feeding and TLC it recovered, and the head is now past golf ball/heading for tennis ball sized.
It is however growing back with very oddly deformed polps. They look like fat fingers that are curled up and saying “come here”.
I’m just wondering if anyone has seen this before with a recovering torch, and if I can expect it to eventually get a more normal appearance.
To say it was 99% dead at the time would almost be optimistic. It had a bit of flesh the size of a nickel clinging to the top, and you could see all of the skeleton down into the internal ribs.
With some feeding and TLC it recovered, and the head is now past golf ball/heading for tennis ball sized.
It is however growing back with very oddly deformed polps. They look like fat fingers that are curled up and saying “come here”.
I’m just wondering if anyone has seen this before with a recovering torch, and if I can expect it to eventually get a more normal appearance.
sometimes things just look weird. I had a hammer once that each polyp had a 2 hammer at the end instead of a traditional hammer.






