Did my torch melt?

[mmotown]

Guys I have been hanging out in the SPS forum because that is my focus now and I haven't had any problems with my LPS not until last night. I have had my tank up and running for about a year now. Two days ago I decided to look in my tank at night and saw for the first time a see urchin. Man I was surprised!!!! It was a small one though. Anyways that is not my issue. As I looked at the rest of my corals I saw that two heads on my torch looked as if they were melting away. I figured it was because of where I moved it in my tank. I moved it into a crevace in my rock work at the bottom of the tank but it still received a little flow. Well this morning I looked at my tank and all but three heads were melting away. This torch was one of my first corals introduced to my tank and now all of a sudden this. My temp is at 76-77 degrees. My parameters are fine and I do water changes weekly. What could have been the cause of this? Also I had it around a zoa and GSP rock

 

[seaduck]

I would move it back to where u had it originally. It doesn't like the new spot.

 

[MrJeffrey]

Torch melts

Torch melts

Things to keep in mind with this one Light: Moderate. Water Flow: Medium and should ideal be placed: Bottom

You might not have that much light going to it and if the flow is low it could cause a small problem for it. I agree with seaduck.
Move it back.

Just a question where did you have it before in the tank?

 

[jenajet]

Do you test for phosphates? Torches can jelly if there are high phosphates.