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Can anybody help me with this torch not opening properly please.
Was opening nice but not so much the last couple of days.

Parameters:
salinity 1.025
Ammonia o
Nitrite o
Nitrate 2
Phosphate 0.1
Calcium 470
Alk 11
Msg 1350
Ph 8.2

Tia for any advice

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I would put it in a lower or higher light area depending on where it is now, basically the opposite, and increase magnesium. Maybe feed some aminos.
 
Alk seems a little high with the low nitrate / phos is this what you normally keep?
 
I would put it in a lower or higher light area depending on where it is now, basically the opposite, and increase magnesium. Maybe feed some aminos.
Feed some Red Sea reef energy ab+ last night.
Could try putting in a slightly lower light area but been okay there for awhile.
Alk seems a little high with the low nitrate / phos is this what you normally keep?
Alk is usually around 10 so a touch higher than usual. Phos is stable at 0.1 an nitrate is usually somewhere between 2-5.
 
Could be sulking , getting another head mine deflated when it was growing another head.
 

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Hoping that’s the case then. If nothing seems to be to out of sorts I’ll just monitor for now and maybe lower the light in a couple of days if there’s no improvement.
Thanks
 

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