Retracted Torch

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Hello all,

My torch has completely retracted all day today. I’ve seen it do this before, but usually just overnight. Should I be concerned, or is this possible branching?

It appears to be heathy, no brown spots or abnormal growths.

attached are before (taken just a few days ago), and today.

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Maybe flow? My torch decided to do something very similar yesterday, so I'm waiting to see if things change over the next few days...

i haven’t changed up my flow between the two pictures…variable flow return heads on my Fluval 13.5 and Nero 3 on a Bluetooth schedule (low random setting). All other corals surrounding appear to be acting normal.
 
i haven’t changed up my flow between the two pictures…variable flow return heads on my Fluval 13.5 and Nero 3 on a Bluetooth schedule (low random setting). All other corals surrounding appear to be acting normal.
Same here (nothing's changed). It could be something was crawling on/near it and it's just ticked off.
 

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