Polyp Bailout

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So I never knew about this until today where people talk about it but nothing in my situation. I was upset when it was improving then one polyp was gone with no trace. So I moved the torch to a different spot and now it's doing much better but one polyp is about 30-40% attached. Should I leave it alone and it will reattach, glue it, or is there no saving it? I'm losing the heads that where doing the best.
 
Hard to say without a pic. I would try to reattach if there is enough skeleton for a good glob of superglue gel. Otherwise if it's a tear along live flesh I would leave alone
 
Why is it that only the heads that are looking the best that bail? Now I'm down to one... levels are stable....
 

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