Hammer and torches

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Recently did a tank black out for about two days, and gave up. Lights have been back on for 2 days.

Just noticed that the hammer is inflates with all the other euphyllia looking unhappy aswell. Already lost one polyp on the green torch.

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why did you black out originally
and look at the flesh on the base of them that meets the skeleton to see how far receded they are
 
Dino's originally.
 
why did you black out originally
and look at the flesh on the base of them that meets the skeleton to see how far receded they are

why did you black out originally
and look at the flesh on the base of them that meets the skeleton to see how far receded they are
dinos, and the hammer has a mostly healthy flesh band but the torch not so much.
 

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