HELP!!! Torch and scans dying!

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I did a water change like normal yesterday and the torch got hit with a lot of water(i thought i hit the rock above it as a buffer) now one head is damaged. Do you think the other head will be ok and is there any chance at all the damaged head will recover? And my scans looked fine yesterday and now it’s got the dreaded brown jelly on it? It had white pooling on it but i thought nothing of it. What do i do to help him?

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