I have had this torch since may 25th of this year. Some of you have seen my posts on this situation.
It arrived injured and isn't healing at all. If anything it is getting worse, it has torn off it's tentacles and even ate some of them. I feed the torch twice a week. I offer reef riods and mysis. Today, it rejected all food.
I have a very healthy hammer garden and my oldest colonies are splitting heads again. I have an older aussie torch that is showing no ill signs. And continues to grow.
I just don't know what to do for my indo torch. It's a matter of time before it turns into nothing.
My water parameters are and have been at
salinity 1.026
ph 8.1 - 8.2 saliferts
Red sea test kits
alk between 8.5 - 9
calcium 450
magnesium 1500
Saliferts
nitrite - 0
nitrate - 0
hana checker
Phosphate .04
I removed 10 cups of chaetomorpha earlier today. Maybe it's taking up all the nutrients.
Here is the torch upon arrival
Here it is today, it tucks itself away during sleep time. It's been doing this the past week.
It arrived injured and isn't healing at all. If anything it is getting worse, it has torn off it's tentacles and even ate some of them. I feed the torch twice a week. I offer reef riods and mysis. Today, it rejected all food.
I have a very healthy hammer garden and my oldest colonies are splitting heads again. I have an older aussie torch that is showing no ill signs. And continues to grow.
I just don't know what to do for my indo torch. It's a matter of time before it turns into nothing.
My water parameters are and have been at
salinity 1.026
ph 8.1 - 8.2 saliferts
Red sea test kits
alk between 8.5 - 9
calcium 450
magnesium 1500
Saliferts
nitrite - 0
nitrate - 0
hana checker
Phosphate .04
I removed 10 cups of chaetomorpha earlier today. Maybe it's taking up all the nutrients.
Here is the torch upon arrival
Here it is today, it tucks itself away during sleep time. It's been doing this the past week.