Golden torch unhappy after flatworm exit

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I had flatworms in my tank and I used flatworm exit to get rid of them. All of my corals reacted to it and bounced back within a day or two but my golden torch still isn’t where it once was before the medication and at night I can see some of the skeleton is there anything I can do to help it besides water changes?
 
I had flatworms in my tank and I used flatworm exit to get rid of them. All of my corals reacted to it and bounced back within a day or two but my golden torch still isn’t where it once was before the medication and at night I can see some of the skeleton is there anything I can do to help it besides water changes?
Some of my corals will recede overnight also but with time and stability it should start coming back out. Either it’s still infected or it won’t make it. Best thing is to leave it he and see how it does. If everything is is coming back then it’s that single piece that has the issue. Keep an eye on it and keep us posted.
 

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