Torch dying or already gone!

JeanneA

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Hi all. First post. Woke up this AM to our beautiful torch ... Looking like this. I isolated it out of the tank. What are the flat clear flat pods that have appeared? 3 days ago some other corals fell that I went it to deal with and the torch then fell and popped off the disc it was attached to. I may have wedged it in the rock to low... No idea really :( Now this . Any ideas would be appreciated. 90 gal corner tank.
Tried to isolate all the slime by taking it our if tank with a plastic bag...but missed alot...and when we turned the pump off got some more stuff floating around. All cleared out now.

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Thank you. Feel better I didn't cause it... Maybe just aggravated it enough to kill the coral though.
 
I don't get what you mean by slime I guess, can you describe it better? I wouldn't think that flatworms could do this, and that euphilia is toast. Google brown jelly disease and see if this is what you saw.
 
Brown jelly disease. The flat pods you described might just be the slime produced when the coral died surrounding each torch head
 

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