Trachy and torch dieing.

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I have recently lost a trachy to what seems as thow the same kind of recession. Can anyone help me with what I can do to save it. Does it look saveable?
 
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I have recently lost a trachy to what seems as thow the same kind of recession. Can anyone help me with what I can do to save it. Does it look saveable?
Ph 8
AlK 7.8
Ammonia 0
Nitrate 8
Calc 400
My phos reading reads zero all the time cause this be an issue.
 
You should be able to increase it with regular feedings. Do you have any fish?
2 clowns, bristle nose tang, flam hawk, 2 mandarina, crabs and snails etc. Ok I will try.
 
Nice! Also, double check your salinity. I didn’t see it listed on your original post. :)
It's 1.026 and normally always stays that what kind of swings can they handle for salinity.
 

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