I need urgent help regarding torch corals.

Ahmed Talib

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One of my torch corals arrived dead, and its tentacles flew into my wavemaker, converted into many places, and landed all over my tank. Some land on my other corals.

Do I have to water change? Is it dangerous? or will it be fine and not harmful to my other corals?

Please help
 
After that, I saw some of my open brain coral was deflated.

and I check the parameters it looks ok

Alkalinity: 8.5 dhk

PH: 8.2

Ammonia: 0.0 ppm

Nitrite: 0.0 ppm

Nitrate: 8.2 ppm

Magnesium: 1350

Salinity: 1.024

Phosphate: 0.05

Calcium: 370
 
Unless its a Nano I wouldn’t do a water change and likely any harm already done isn’t gonna be reversible at this point.
Vendor refund ?
 

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