Anyone have luck trying to save a torch?

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So got a banana torch last week started out very great noticed the flesh in one spot was a little short so i kept it in lower flow and after a couple days i noticed the flesh start to recede in that spot. Pulled it out and did a dip in reef dip for about 4 minutes and put it back in the tank in a lower flow spot. Next day it looked a little worse so i dosed my tank in chemi clean and did a chemi clean bath slowly flushing water all over the Skeleton. In y’all’s options what do you think my change of saving it is? Here’s some photos.

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Mined didn't look "jelly" either but the heads stopped dying after Cipro.
I just noticed that it has some brown jelly i just pulled it from the tank. I didn’t wanna risk the other torches i got. Definitely going to be picking some cirpo up tomorrow.
 
Dang, was this the one you had just gotten when you were messaging us about ours?
 

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