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This Blue Tipped Cotton Candy Torch is a perfect entry-grade torch to test the waters, so to speak.
The price is per head.
Difficulty: Moderate
Temperament: Aggressive (long sweeper tentacles)
Growth Rate: Slow to Moderate (dependent on water conditions)
Placement: Lower to Middle
Lighting: Moderate
Flow: Moderate, Indirect
Ideal Parameters:
24-27°C
1.024 - 1.026 Salinity
8.1 - 8.4 PH
8 - 11 KH
400 - 450 Calcium
1250 - 1350 Magnesium
5 - 20 Nitrates
0.03 - 0.10 Phosphates
Additional Care:
Torch Corals are stunning Large Polyp Stony (LPS) corals known for their long, flowing tentacles and vibrant colours. They thrive in stable water conditions with moderate, indirect flow that allows their tentacles to sway gently without being blasted. Avoid excessive flow, as this can damage their delicate tissue.
Torch Corals possess powerful stinging tentacles and should be given plenty of space from neighbouring corals, including other Euphyllia species. They can be sensitive to sudden changes in lighting, alkalinity and water chemistry. Occasional feeding with small meaty foods may encourage healthy growth but is not essential.
As always, stability is key - you can read more in our coral care guides.
This Blue Tipped Cotton Candy Torch is a perfect entry-grade torch to test the waters, so to speak.
The price is per head.
Difficulty: Moderate
Temperament: Aggressive (long sweeper tentacles)
Growth Rate: Slow to Moderate (dependent on water conditions)
Placement: Lower to Middle
Lighting: Moderate
Flow: Moderate, Indirect
Ideal Parameters:
24-27°C
1.024 - 1.026 Salinity
8.1 - 8.4 PH
8 - 11 KH
400 - 450 Calcium
1250 - 1350 Magnesium
5 - 20 Nitrates
0.03 - 0.10 Phosphates
Additional Care:
Torch Corals are stunning Large Polyp Stony (LPS) corals known for their long, flowing tentacles and vibrant colours. They thrive in stable water conditions with moderate, indirect flow that allows their tentacles to sway gently without being blasted. Avoid excessive flow, as this can damage their delicate tissue.
Torch Corals possess powerful stinging tentacles and should be given plenty of space from neighbouring corals, including other Euphyllia species. They can be sensitive to sudden changes in lighting, alkalinity and water chemistry. Occasional feeding with small meaty foods may encourage healthy growth but is not essential.
As always, stability is key - you can read more in our coral care guides.