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Hello guys, yesterday night I have noticed that my Torch does not doing great, but i put that on the lights going out. Today morning my torch ist fast melting away, i did noticed a little brown thing like a algae on the torch so i blow it away with a Turkey blaster. Now my concern is that that could be Brown Jelly diseas. I have dip the coral in Iodine about 15 min and I read on the forum about treating the tank with Cipro. I have mixed the Cipro solution already, now my question is…could be something else that did that to the torch..? I have another 4 torches in the tank, like a torch garden that seems to do great, i have just zoas and torches in the tank and all looks happy. First foto was tooken last night, the other ones this morning( Austria time, Europe)

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Hello guys, yesterday night I have noticed that my Torch does not doing great, but i put that on the lights going out. Today morning my torch ist fast melting away, i did noticed a little brown thing like a algae on the torch so i blow it away with a Turkey blaster. Now my concern is that that could be Brown Jelly diseas. I have dip the coral in Iodine about 15 min and I read on the forum about treating the tank with Cipro. I have mixed the Cipro solution already, now my question is…could be something else that did that to the torch..? I have another 4 torches in the tank, like a torch garden that seems to do great, i have just zoas and torches in the tank and all looks happy. First foto was tooken last night, the other ones this morning( Austria time, Europe)

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RIP TORCH CORAL. The others look great.
 

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