Torch Coral - Frag

Euphyllia glabrescens


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Torch Coral - Frag

Torch Coral - Frag

Euphyllia glabrescens


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Care Facts

Size: 1-2 inches w/ 1 Head
Care Level: Moderate - Expert
Temperament: May sting other corals
Reef Safe: Yes
Diet: Strong Light, Medium Flow
Origin: Indonesia
Acclimation Time: Temperate Acclimate
Coral Safe: Yes
Invertebrate Safe: Yes
Minimum Tank Size:
Torch Corals get their name from the brightly colored tips of their tentacles, which gives the appearance of a lighted torch. Due to its similar appearance with a torch light, this coral is named as the Torch Coral. Sometimes, it might be confused with the species called the Hammer Coral Branching for having branched polyps. The Torch Coral is truly beautiful and features long flowing tentacles protruding from branching skeleton. It needs proper care and with proper water flow and lighting conditions in the aquarium, the Torch Coral - Frag will thrive. It needs a supplement of calcium, strontium and other trace elements into the water which aids in its proper growth and development. The Torch Coral is a great coral to keep as a beginner and makes a terrific addition to any aquarium. It forms large colonies with corallites walls which form on the outer edges. Polyps of the Torch Coral extend during the day and only partially at night. It acts as water quality indicator, and will warn you that the water quality in the tank is less acceptable.The Torch Coral is mostly present in colonies and share each other?s food and nutrients. They have tiny living organisms in their tissue which are called as Zooxanthellae. This is the reason why there is need of strong lighting in an aquarium where these corals are the inhabitants. These Zooxanthellae undergo photosynthesis and provide oxygen and other nutrients produced during the photosynthesis to the coral. Some corals lack tentacles and instead cover themselves with a thin layer of mucus and use that to collect bacteria and plankton as food. The Torch Coral needs an ample space for its growth and to avoid any stinging behavior with other corals present in the aquarium. The Torch Coral needs sufficient lighting and moderate water flow for its proper growth and development.

Great coral. Would defiantly recommend. Must maintain clean water.


Reviewed by: Steven Smith on July 14, 2015


Reviewed by: Lisa Dodd on Sept. 26, 2014

Exelent coral good size


Reviewed by: Frank Roldan on Aug. 9, 2014

Mine doesn't flouresce in blue light as much as the green ones but it's a very pretty kind of a dull pink in the daylight. Good size for the price.


Reviewed by: Chris Creasey on July 22, 2014

I bought this frag to complement my euphyllia part of the tank. In the pic it looks purple with white tips. The frag I got was emerald green with glowing tips the look great under the led moon lights. A very healthy coral that looks amazing.


Reviewed by: Richard on April 3, 2014

I also got this frag with two heads! Great condition and color!


Reviewed by: Emily Huang on Feb. 13, 2014

I received the torch coral with 2 heads! One was dark & the other light. It's bigger than expected & arrived healthy. The price is great and I will definitely buy from Saltwaterfish.com again.


Reviewed by: Kim Garber on June 20, 2013

My single stalk came with 4 heads and opened up within hours of being put in the tank.


Reviewed by: Omi Ortiz on May 3, 2012

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