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<span style="color: black;"><span style="font-family: Verdana;">All a sudden my Golden torch has sucked itself in. It still has the tentacles but they are in tight and don’t look good. It started on one end and moved all the way to the other side so now all heads are looking like that. It has been fat open and happy for over a year. Now it’s roommates are a octospawn to the left, Anemone above, and an elegance to the right....the irritation began on the elegance side...but he is way too far to reach him even when they are both extended...and it does not make sense that the octospawn or anemone would reach around the torch to bother the other side having to go against the current in my tank....everything else in the tank looks great, do I move it? Dip it? or is it just upset and needs time to recover? </span></span>
PH-8.1
temp-78
salinity-1.024
amonia-0
nitrates-0
nitrites-0
Ca-450
Mg-1340
KH-12.2
<span style="color: black;"><span style="font-family: Verdana;">All a sudden my Golden torch has sucked itself in. It still has the tentacles but they are in tight and don’t look good. It started on one end and moved all the way to the other side so now all heads are looking like that. It has been fat open and happy for over a year. Now it’s roommates are a octospawn to the left, Anemone above, and an elegance to the right....the irritation began on the elegance side...but he is way too far to reach him even when they are both extended...and it does not make sense that the octospawn or anemone would reach around the torch to bother the other side having to go against the current in my tank....everything else in the tank looks great, do I move it? Dip it? or is it just upset and needs time to recover? </span></span>
PH-8.1
temp-78
salinity-1.024
amonia-0
nitrates-0
nitrites-0
Ca-450
Mg-1340
KH-12.2