Torch Coral Losing Heads at Gregory Lawerence blog

Torch Coral Losing Heads. As mentioned, they do not like high lighting. Over the last week or so one of the heads on my torch coral has gradually receded until this morning all that's left is the white. Last week it lost its first head and i did not. My torches are on the rocks off the sandbed. Corals can be under stress for months before they. 250 par and low moderate flow. However, if you give them stable water conditions, you can expect your torch to grow nice healthy heads in no time! If you have a torch coral that is subject to high lighting, you should reduce the lighting cycle and intensity. I need some help with my torch coral, i bought it around 4 weeks and it was doing fine. However, this morning, the second head (right) seemed to have some fluffy stuff under the polyps and it seems like its way. Over the last week or so one of the heads on my torch coral has gradually receded until this morning all that's left is the white. While the sight of seeing your torch coral all retracted may seem upsetting and something to make you worried, your coral may be taking some time to rest. If your torch coral is bleaching and losing color, there are a few things that can cause it to happen. Firstly, you could try target feeding, to see if that opens it back up before you start going through possible reasons it is not opening.

As mentioned, they do not like high lighting. I need some help with my torch coral, i bought it around 4 weeks and it was doing fine. While the sight of seeing your torch coral all retracted may seem upsetting and something to make you worried, your coral may be taking some time to rest. However, if you give them stable water conditions, you can expect your torch to grow nice healthy heads in no time! Last week it lost its first head and i did not. Over the last week or so one of the heads on my torch coral has gradually receded until this morning all that's left is the white. If you have a torch coral that is subject to high lighting, you should reduce the lighting cycle and intensity. 250 par and low moderate flow. Over the last week or so one of the heads on my torch coral has gradually receded until this morning all that's left is the white. If your torch coral is bleaching and losing color, there are a few things that can cause it to happen.

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Torch Coral Losing Heads As mentioned, they do not like high lighting. My torches are on the rocks off the sandbed. 250 par and low moderate flow. Over the last week or so one of the heads on my torch coral has gradually receded until this morning all that's left is the white. Firstly, you could try target feeding, to see if that opens it back up before you start going through possible reasons it is not opening. If you have a torch coral that is subject to high lighting, you should reduce the lighting cycle and intensity. However, if you give them stable water conditions, you can expect your torch to grow nice healthy heads in no time! As mentioned, they do not like high lighting. While the sight of seeing your torch coral all retracted may seem upsetting and something to make you worried, your coral may be taking some time to rest. However, this morning, the second head (right) seemed to have some fluffy stuff under the polyps and it seems like its way. Last week it lost its first head and i did not. Corals can be under stress for months before they. I need some help with my torch coral, i bought it around 4 weeks and it was doing fine. Over the last week or so one of the heads on my torch coral has gradually receded until this morning all that's left is the white. If your torch coral is bleaching and losing color, there are a few things that can cause it to happen.