Gold torch help!

[Snowclown]

I have this gold torch about a week now. Its showing skeleton little by little since day 4. How can I save this torch please. Btw today I just took it out and dip it with Medicoral (Brightwell Aquatics) for 5 mins and nothing came out. My tank is nearly 2 yrs old. Here is my water parameters
alk 8.4
cal 450
mag 1350
ph 8.0
phosphate 0.06 ppm
nitrate 5 ppm
salinity 1.025
tmp 78’
thank you so much.

 

[Snowclown]

I have this gold torch about a week now. Its showing skeleton little by little since day 4. How can I save this torch please. Btw today I just took it out and dip it with Medicoral (Brightwell Aquatics) for 5 mins and nothing came out. My tank is nearly 2 yrs old. Here is my water parameters
alk 8.4
cal 450
mag 1350
ph 8.0
phosphate 0.06 ppm
nitrate 5 ppm
salinity 1.025
tmp 78’
thank you so much.

When the light is off

 

[Fishy212]

Maybe too much light and Water movement. My torch is on the bottom of my tank. Try moving it a bit and see what the results are.

 

[BigKid4788]

How long have you had it? You mentioned seeing skeleton since day 4.

 

[Snowclown]

Maybe too much light and Water movement. My torch is on the bottom of my tank. Try moving it a bit and see what the results are.

Will do thanks.

 

[Snowclown]

How long have you had it? You mentioned seeing skeleton since day 4.

I have it for a week now. Bought it on last Friday.

 

[Billdogg]

They tend to be medium to lower flow and medium lighting. I would suggest moving it to a place in your tank that is sheltered from the majority of the flow, and to allow it to acclimate to your lighting, I'd place several layers of window screen (like 4-6" squares) on whatever you use as a top to create a shadow for it. Over the next couple weeks, you can remove a layer every few days to slowly give it more light.