Coral Help!!!! Hammer and torch

Coralreefer89

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okay so about 1.5 weeks ago my white hammer and gold torch started to not extend. After several large water changes and no improvement I dipped my coral in revive and had a whole bunch of small purple flat worms come off. I have since dipped both these corals twice and have noticed they are deteriorating further. Does anyone have any suggestions to help the corals.

I’m thinking the white hammer might be a goner but maybe I can frag the healthy head on the torch.

Any help is appreciated

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And thing Bout wall hammer is when part of.it starts to go the whole thing will. That's why I like branching types something happens cut it off and you may save it...

So for your torch I would cut of whatever part is still alive and give it a few more days to much dipping can stress it out...

Side note you can send me a single head gold torch lol [emoji16]
 

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