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Jarrett Padron

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Can someone help me and tell me what I can do to save this torch coral from dying it doesn’t look good

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Welcome to R2R Jarret. If you can post some tank info like the age, water parameters, lighting, how long you've had the coral, when did you notice the recession, it will help members help you. For now I'd keep the coral in low/medium indirect flow and see how it does.
 
I would put it in a very low flow part of your tank and not too intense light.
 
If it's a recent addition (like 2-3 days) it sometimes takes a while for them to perk up again. It took 2-3 weeks for my gold torch to look good again.
 

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