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You see the thin white band I have circled?That’s good. That fleshy extension down the stalk is what we look for in healthy specimen.
As stated, flesh band. Sign of a healthy torch, the further down the skeleton the betterYou see the thin white band I have circled?
Ahhhh i gotcha. Like I said I just noticed it past few weeks so I wasn’t sure if it was on its way out or notAs stated, flesh band. Sign of a healthy torch, the further down the skeleton the better
Because I’m still new somewhat. What to look for in dying torch so I can’t know the difference?Nothing wrong with being overly attentive. But definitely healthy and happy.
As stated, flesh band. Sign of a healthy torch, the further down the skeleton the better
The opposite of what you have now. Receded flesh band, not opening brown goo on or coming off of it.Because I’m still new somewhat. What to look for in dying torch so I can’t know the difference?
still looks healthy just growing. I would not worry at this time.
Recently just had a head split. Everyone says it’s just growthstill looks healthy just growing. I would not worry at this time.
That is very minimal. Hammers, frogs, octos, torches seem to receed at night while in the splitting process. Not all of them will. Some do.
That looks like a healthy torch to me. 3 years ago a local reefer asked if I wanted a torch that was checking out, I said sure. It had zero flesh band on all three heads. It is happy and healthy and has doubled in size. Just keep your parameters in check, moderate flow and light and it will do well.
I have a cristata torch that looks terrible anytime it grows a new head. 1st time it happened I freaked out.Recently just had a head split. Everyone says it’s just growth
Yeah I bought it with 4 heads. One just split so now it’s 5 heads. Maybe that’s why I’m trippinI have a cristata torch that looks terrible anytime it grows a new head. 1st time it happened I freaked out.
