Mine are similar
Alk 10
Calc 450
Mag 1350-1400
But my nitrates are much higher hah
20-40
I don’t test for phosphate
Alk 10
Calc 450
Mag 1350-1400
But my nitrates are much higher hah
20-40
I don’t test for phosphate
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give it more flow and prey. sorry

Hey DVP95, I had a similar thing happen to a gold torch that i had. Got it with 1 head and it became 3 heads over a year. The heads were not fully separated. I added a biota aptasia file fish to handle some aptasia, and it some stage it started eating the mouths of my torches. Firstly i lost a green torch then started to see this gold torch loosing its heads. Caught the file fish red handed and took it out. Took out the coral and dipped it in Lugols (iodine). Put it back in and i saw the other head starting to separate. Had the same worm like things, and then that head was gone. Only 1 head left. I took the coral out and it stank. Basically i found out that these are symptoms of Brown Jelly Disease (BJD), its been documented well on R2R by people. So i lost a beautiful Torch. I think the file fish injured and stressed the coral and it got BJD. Lost everything within a couple of days :-(. I then made sure that nothing was left in the tank from the old torch as BJD can be contagious. Also just ran chemiclean as the anti-biotic in it would kill bacteria. So far, not had any other torches have it, and then had to buy another gold torch at way more then what i paid for the original!Any chance you saw little worm like things that look like this pic? I just lost an aussie gold torch the other day. The first two heads start to die off. Dipped it multiple times. Got dead tissue off. Snails started to clean it. Last day I saw little worm like things like in that pic. At that point the torch stunk like hell and I tossed it.
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