Torch coral

Looks somewhat familiar what I had encountered in the past. Sometimes that happens when I put my unwashed hands in the water to clean my tank. Maybe theres somekind of lotion or chemicals that are on your skin?
It only happens for a day though.
How long has this been going on and is it all the time?
It’s been like this for a month or so
 
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Since march
Since you've acquired the torch in March, was there a point in time when the torch was closed up completely for a extended period of time? Like was it super shriveled and worse condition than now?

I need to determine if your coral is actually recovering or worsening.

For those wondering, torches can look like this if stay a bit too long in unpreferred water quality conditions.

Thanks!
 
Since you've acquired the torch in March, was there a point in time when the torch was closed up completely for a extended period of time? Like was it super shriveled and worse condition than now?

I need to determine if your coral is actually recovering or worsening.

For those wondering, torches can look like this if stay a bit too long in unpreferred water quality conditions.

Thanks!
It’s been like this it hasn’t shriveled up
 
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From what it looks like to me I’d imagine it started with burnt tips and then burnt the tentacles. Likely a lighting issue and seeing the mild bleaching look in the recent pic I’d think lighting was initially the cause and has just progressed to a torch polyp beyond recognition.

I’ve burnt half the tentacles on a torch before and it’s made a full recovery low light area. I would probably dip in Brightwell Recovr mixed with tank water every 2-3 days for 5-10 minutes at a time.
 
From what it looks like to me I’d imagine it started with burnt tips and then burnt the tentacles. Likely a lighting issue and seeing the mild bleaching look in the recent pic I’d think lighting was initially the cause and has just progressed to a torch polyp beyond recognition.

I’ve burnt half the tentacles on a torch before and it’s made a full recovery low light area. I would probably dip in Brightwell Recovr mixed with tank water every 2-3 days for 5-10 minutes at a time.
Also Brightwell Restor…
 
ADAM knows his stuff. I'd follow his recommendations and I can't wait to hear back in a few months about a recovery!
 
should I try both or just stick with one ?
As bad as it looks I may would try both. It will take some time but should be saveable from the looks of the pictures.

It’s been probably 6 months since I burnt half the tentacles off mine leaving it in a coral dip too long and it’s just now getting back to where it was before the accident.
 
As bad as it looks I may would try both. It will take some time but should be saveable from the looks of the pictures.

It’s been probably 6 months since I burnt half the tentacles off mine leaving it in a coral dip too long and it’s just now getting back to where it was before the accident.
okay thank you .. I will keep updates
 

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