Torch Green with Blue Tips (E. glabrescens)
LPS Coral – Green with blue tips, 2-heads
Intermediate care requirements
Footprint: approximately 6cm x 7cm
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Species | Euphyllia glabrescens |
| Color | Green with blue tips |
| Form | 2-heads |
| Light Requirement | Moderate |
| Water Flow | Moderate to varied flow |
| Compatibility | Can be kept together; may be placed alongside other Euphyllia species |
Torch corals, also known as cornet corals, offer dynamic visual movement in reef tanks. Variations exist in tentacle thickness, length, and corallite spread. Some branches spread widely, creating open spaces, while others cluster closely. The vibrant coloration and natural movement make them a popular choice for reef aquariums.
FAQ
What is the ideal lighting condition for Torch Green with Blue Tips?
Torch corals prefer moderate light levels to thrive.
Can Torch corals be kept with other coral species?
Yes, they can be kept together and allowed to touch, especially with other Euphyllia species.
What is the typical footprint size of this coral?
Approximately 6cm x 7cm.
Jessica Parr –
The Torch coral has added a lot of visual interest to my tank. The green body with blue tips stands out well under moderate lighting. It’s active and shows movement, which is great for the tank’s aesthetic. I’ve kept it with a few other Euphyllia species and they seem to coexist well.
Jane Hemmings –
It’s a beautiful coral with a nice color contrast. I’ve maintained moderate flow and lighting, and it’s been stable over the past few months. The two heads grow evenly and look healthy. A bit of care is needed, but worth it for the visual appeal.
Harry Knox –
I bought this as a beginner-friendly coral. The blue tips are striking and the movement is impressive. I keep it in a moderate flow area with balanced lighting. It’s not aggressive and blends well with the rest of the tank.