Torch has been close for about a week need help

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I bought the torch (NY nick) about a week ago(the 25th of October) when I got it it was close I placed it on the sandbed (par 100ish) as all my new corals start there it has not open once

Parameters are good
Alk:9-9.5
Ph:8.25-8.35
Mag:1400
Cal:420-450
Phosphate: 0.08-0.14
Nitrate:16.3-16.7
all of these have been tested with the apex trident and hanna checkers

all my other corals are nice and fat because I feed them 3 times a week would like some help with the torch thanks
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I always find my euphillia are super finicky in placement. Try moving it to a lower flow spot for now and see if it opens up. Ive got two hammers in the same place and 1 is fully closed 1 fully open
 
I always find my euphillia are super finicky in placement. Try moving it to a lower flow spot for now and see if it opens up. Ive got two hammers in the same place and 1 is fully closed 1 fully open
I will but it's not getting strong flow but ill try thanks
 
I know they can withstand higher par but shouldn't they over extend if it was a low par issue this torch has not fully open for a week and 2 days now
Euphyllia like torches dont ship well sometimes. Did you dip it for any pests? How old is your tank?
 
Euphyllia like torches dont ship well sometimes. Did you dip it for any pests? How old is your tank?
Tank 3 years now dip no because I didn't want to add more stress but was planing to when it opened visually checked it for pest was planing on diping after
 
I would probably try a revive dip or even a KFC dip as a preventive measure at this point if you are going on 2 weeks without a response.
 
I think I would get it into a zone with stronger flow....as strong as you can give it, and that doesn't seem to bother it. Assuming all other conditions are good, that's what it'll take for best recovery. Maybe cut the lights for a day as an experiment. (Use acclimation mode, if your lights have the feature.)
 
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Thank you all that gave me advice after relocating and diping the torch it has slightly open more than before I will take this progress as a win
 

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