Torch coral help

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Hello, long story short NJ heat wave plus poor tank heat management on my part really hurt my torch corals. Zoas, gsp, toadstool mushrooms are still going strong. Torches are retracted and it's been 3 weeks with barely are heads poking out. I've been doseing reef energy + to help but not luck, anyone has any clue or is it to late.

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We will be better able to help if you list your parameters. Torches are pretty sensitive to changes. They don't even like being moved really.
 
Here is the parameters, took it with API reef master (I know that not best lol)

Ph: 8.0
Ammonia: less the 0.25 but not 0
Nitrite: 0
Nitrate: 0

Salinity: 1.026
Temperature: 80 degrees
 
Here is the parameters, took it with API reef master (I know that not best lol)

Ph: 8.0
Ammonia: less the 0.25 but not 0
Nitrite: 0
Nitrate: 0

Salinity: 1.026
Temperature: 80 degrees
What’s your phosphates, calcium and magnesium ? Zero Nitrates is not good.
 

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