Torch Tissue Recession

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Hello all,
So a little while ago, I had a huge issue arise with my frag tank. A lot of my LPS was killed, and everything that was still alive I had to throw into a 10 gallon coral quarantine tank. Between what happened, the transfer, and the unstable parameters of so many frags in such a small tank, the few torches that I still possess have flesh receded all the way to the top of their skeleton. I’m hoping I will have all of the frags back into the correct tank within a week or so. Is there anything I can do to help promote the tissue growth once they are back in the correct tank? Or perhaps even now?
 
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