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Top of torch Mountain!
 

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This was my hammer before dinos, and a rip clean…
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Today…. Not looking so hot… Tank is clean and all parameters are back on point. Dont know if that polyp will bounce back or not…the flow is not too fast there i think it just got bumped miving rocks around…
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Not the fanciest torch, but i love it’s size. Roughly about 80 heads.
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That is actually my favorite color combo torch. To grow it to 80 heads is pretty impressive.
 
Used to be 2-3x as big, but it sadly broke into 2 pieces during my tank move as we moved houses. Had to sell the other piece.
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I had that color combo that grew to about 50-55 heads. One day while I was at work it fell over on top of a cantaloupe sized PPE Favia.
Lost all but 2-3 heads and all of the favia.
One of my worst days in my smaller tank.
It kind of led to all the rest of the tank not doing well over a year -year and half period.
Torch corals just haven't done well no matter what I try. ( or how many I buy :( )
 
Topdowns! Enjoy and follow @johnnyrainbowreefer on ig
 

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