CORAL
Peach Tip Torch
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Description
Torch corals (Euphyllia glabrescens) are LPS corals from the Indo-Pacific with long, flowing tentacles that sway in the current. Hammers and frogspawn were moved to the genus Fimbriaphyllia in 2017, but torches stay in Euphyllia. They can share space with other Euphyllia and Fimbriaphyllia.
Care: Moderate light and moderate to high flow. Keep alkalinity stable, and give it space from neighbors since it has long sweeper tentacles.
Quick Facts
| Scientific Name: Euphyllia glabrescens |
 W: 3" H: 2" |
 Medium |
 Intermediate |
 Aggressive |
 High |
 Slow |
Notes from the King:
"Torches are pure movement. I keep them mid-tank with good flow so the tentacles sway without getting blasted, and a small meaty feeding once a week keeps them full. Give them room, because the sweepers will sting anything that isn't another Euphyllia or Fimbriaphyllia."
How we take our photos: under EcoTech Radion XR30 G6 Blue at 100% blue, so colors can look a little different under your lights.
