I had cleaned my wavemakers (and tank) and put them back in the tank, but the current became a bit too strong because of it. The torches did sway around a bit agressive, but that was it. I lowered it, played around a bit with the wavemakers to get back to the right flow. I noticed 1 of the 2 heads of my torch be a bit deflated. I first thought: Maybe it caught mysis. After a while I noticed a bit of the coral had come off the skeleton. I couldn't get a clear picture and didn't want to stress it even more in the hopes of it recovering. This all was yesterday. Today I looked again and it still looks deflated. Is it salvagable or is it over for this head?
My params:
PO4 = 0,07 (Hanna ULR)
NO3 = 15 (Salifert)
MG = 1365 (Salifert)
CA = 445 (Salifert)
Alk = 8.1 (Salifert)
Salinity = 1025
temp = 25-26 (between)
Light = David Saxby -> 3 Hydra 26 HD
My params:
PO4 = 0,07 (Hanna ULR)
NO3 = 15 (Salifert)
MG = 1365 (Salifert)
CA = 445 (Salifert)
Alk = 8.1 (Salifert)
Salinity = 1025
temp = 25-26 (between)
Light = David Saxby -> 3 Hydra 26 HD
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