New York knicks receding majorly help

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Hello I have no idea why this is happening I have other torch corals in my tank but this is only happening to my NYK torch.
I also noticed this strange thing on the bone structure of the torch you can see in the picture.

I keep my corals under heavy blues ramping up and down throughout the day with low whites. Ai prime 16 HD lighting and keep the torches under medium flow and light.

My water parameters are good.

8.0 ph
0 ammonia
0 nitrite
10 nitrate
0.4 phosphate
0.025 salinity
My calcium magnesium and alk are all in the proper range.

I ordered coral dip but I’m not sure if it will make it till tomorrow with the way it’s looking right now.

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+1 on phosphate. Euphyllia can be very finicky and not adjust well to certain parameters. How long has the torch been in the tank?
 
Also, if the other corals are doing fine, then it could very well be some kind of pest
 

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