Copepods on torch coral

Eduardo Rosales

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Hello,

A month ago a friend gave me a green torch, although it did not have fleshy tissue on the edge of the head it looked healthy.

For two weeks the tentacles have not fully extended, today I checked with a magnifying glass and I see a lot of copepods in the coral. What can I do to eliminate the copepods and recover the torch?

BEFORE:

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NOW:

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Hard to see in the pics, but those don't look like pods to me. I've also never heard of pods attacking a torch coral before.
 
I don’t think they look like pods either, if you want to get rid of them just dip and they should come right off
 
Copepods wouldn't effect your coral . From what I can see in the picture they don't look like pods either I think you're dealing with something else
 

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