HELP, Torch coral bleaching

[GuilhermeLba]

I do not as I don't have any tanks in that size range.

My recommendation for a tank that size with torches would be to try to capture the flow of the torches into the upflow of your wave maker. Pulling them safely away from other coral, rather than attempting to push them with the outflow.

Good luck.

Got it! Gonna try, thanks!

 

[GuilhermeLba]

The way its going now should be ok. Just keep an eye on the coral if it gets better or worse.

Its on 30% of the intensity that I consider to be good now n I ve never saw him so inflated, but its just too little light, my elegance on the sand bed is opend, but not extending how it used to do. That torch will have to get used to the intensity.

 

[attiland]

Do u think so? They r not that close tough.

@Lost in the Sauce has answered it for you.

Unfortunately correct.

If healthy, that torch could harm all of these

Assume a torch or hammer has sweepers at least double the length that it normally opens to.

I would even add the other touch as well as they may bother each other since not exactly the same types.

and the hammers grow big too and not exactly peaceful. I love them but my hammer just eating one of my SPS. Torch was eating zoa and even GSP . Latter was not bothered me lol

 

[GuilhermeLba]

@Lost in the Sauce has answered it for you.

I would even add the other touch as well as they may bother each other since not exactly the same types.

and the hammers grow big too and not exactly peaceful. I love them but my hammer just eating one of my SPS. Torch was eating zoa and even GSP . Latter was not bothered me lol

Yeah, got that. First I wanna solve the bleaching problem, later, as they grow, I wi see the positioning problem, might need to change the layout.