HELP - Torch melting - should I pull it before it's all gone?

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I got a toxic green torch with two heads about 2 weeks ago. It was doing great on the frag rack acclimating to light and not in super high flow. Then the other day it started retracting, and now deflating. One head has already bailed and the other one just looks completely deflated - I'm pretty sure it's a goner. Should I just pull it before it the tissue completely disintegrates to protect the rest of my tank? I've checked all my parameters the last couple of days and everything is fine and none of my other corals (including torches, hammers, frogspawn, leather, gonis, etc) look off. I appreciate any advice.
 

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