Indophyllia in trouble - please help

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Banana wouldn’t have purple at the base. If they are calling it banana it’s a false name they threw on it just because it’s yellow. It’s more of a hellfire / dragon soul. It’s very nice also

These are two banana torches

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Thank you
 
I have an indophyllia and yes it's really an indo. It will triple the diameter of the skeleton when happy and mine likes under 100 and lowish flow. At 150 it retracted...didn't show skeleton but was not happy. I've tried 2x to acclimate out of a dark corner and not having it. Some vendors keep there's in 50-75 all blue to boost colors so very slow acclimation. Pro polyps bubble bath was recommended to me but I didn't need it..also to stop feeding until it shows that's it's hungry was recommended for my acantho that's having the same issue currently...dark corner it goes too :/ Indo is 1 year in tank now..acantho is 2-3 months of unsuccessful par acclimation.
 

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