Torch coral

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Hi guys..
Any idea what's going on with purple torch?
Shall I take it out or keep in tank ?
Thank you
 

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Looks like u got a case of brown slime. Take it out if the tank or else it can spread to all other euphyllia.
 
It can work however it's a harsh dip for an already stressed coral. If you have no quarantine for it then I'd say take your chances and try it although if yiu do have quarantine I would suggest putting it in there and try iodine dipping. I've never tried it on torches for brown jelly hover it has worked a treat on other corals for various bacterial and healing problems
 
It can work however it's a harsh dip for an already stressed coral. If you have no quarantine for it then I'd say take your chances and try it although if yiu do have quarantine I would suggest putting it in there and try iodine dipping. I've never tried it on torches for brown jelly hover it has worked a treat on other corals for various bacterial and healing problems
I'm no expert but yesterday I gave it fresh water dip for a minute and carefully brushed the brown jelly, today things are looking much better then before.. and has u said torch coral is in quarantine tank now
 

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