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Bookmark or Share- Treating Brown Jelly Disease Successfully | Reef2ReefVery Important to Strongly Rinse Torch Coral after few Minutes to blew Away and jelly Type White Substance emerging out of Torch. SHift Torch to Another 500 ml Clean tank Water and Put Revive in it. After 10-15 mins, Rinse and Put back the Torch. Repeat This process daily for 3 Days. and Then let Torch Rest for 3-5 days. Step-2. Antibiotics ...
- EMERGENCY - Torch Dying? Flatworms | Reef2ReefI removed the torch from the tank, rinsed it with RO/DI water to get rid of the flatworms (I saw this method recommended in some posts), scrubed the eggs off the skeleton, dipped the coral in Seachem Reef Dip, and put it back in the tank. Since then, the torch has remained a bit closed, but I haven’t seen any more flatworms around.
- What torch is most sought after? | Reef2Reef - REEF2REEF Saltwater and ...What type of torch (name) is most sought after? I’m looking for a torch that most torch lovers wish they had. Reason: torches seem to really like my tank, and I’d like to grow out a high-end one.
- Brown Jelly Disease with Torch - Currently recommend treatments?KFC after KFC dip things would look fine for a bit then it would start again. I finally put all euphyllia in a holding tank and did a 10 day cipro treatment. I was hesitant to treat the whole reef. Things have been fine for a few months now. Had one torch head bail on me last night out of nowhere. Didnt melt or jelly just bailed.
- Torch Coral ID Guide | Reef2ReefThe Green with Blue Tip may be "Todds Torch" or "Toxic Green" depending on how bright the green is. The other tends to just go by the colors "Green Torch with Yellow Tips". I haven't found a well known common name for that one. The Aquaman I never heard of, but it looks AWESOME! I only see a couple people that seem to have them.
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