not too sure on the par ratings but it’s getting good light, i have 3 wave makers in the tank, one of random mode, 1 set to break the surface of the water and one to push water along the bottom
Can you post a short video of the movement and lights. They like at least 150 par. Did you dip it for pests?
yes i’ll post a video give me 1 min, i always dip all my corals before entering my display
it might look like low light but it might be the camera, what do u suggest i do
my tank is 6 months old, i’ve had the torch for about 3 weeks he did fine for a while but recently he looks flat and not extended near by corals are a large goni but it’s not close enough to sting it, it’s an anti freeze torch, i also have a dragon soul next to it
Using activated carbon?
yes, i use chemo pure blue in my sump with phosguard to control phosphates
I can only speculate that they made need more light. Torches are tricky euphyllia corals and the tank needs to be mature enough to support them. They are not a good beginner or first coral for the tank. Try a little more light. Give them a little direct feed maybe some oyster feast and see if they extend better for you.
all my other euphylias are happy and healthy
I tried torches around 6 months and had slow decline. Now at a year the torches are much more stabil because the tank parameters are very stabil also.
I would suggest moving it. It’s a bit new to the tank and could be upset about the change in real-estate
