Green Torch White / Blue Tips (E. glabrescens) #4
Torch (Euphyllia glabrescens)
Green with white and blue tips
LPS Coral
Intermediate care requirements
Footprint approximately 6cm x 6cm
Features
- Provides dynamic visual movement in reef tanks
- Varied tentacle thickness and length
- Polyps spread in different patterns — some branch widely, others cluster tightly
- Attracts attention with vibrant coloration
Care Requirements
Prefer moderate light and moderate to varied water flow
Can be kept in groups and allowed to touch
Best suited when kept alongside other Euphyllia species
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Species | Euphyllia glabrescens |
| Color | Green with white and blue tips |
| Size (footprint) | 6cm x 6cm |
| Difficulty Level | Intermediate |
| Light Requirement | Moderate |
| Flow Requirement | Moderate to varied |
FAQ
What is the ideal lighting and water flow for this coral?
This coral prefers moderate light and moderate to varied water flow for optimal growth and coloration.
Can I keep multiple torch corals together?
Yes, torch corals can be kept together and allowed to touch, which enhances visual appeal in the tank.
Is this coral compatible with other species?
It works best when kept alongside other Euphyllia species. Avoid placing it with incompatible reef inhabitants.
Jonathan Ince –
The green torch coral adds a lot of movement and color to my tank. It’s grown well under moderate lighting and has stayed healthy after a few months. I love how it stands out among other corals.
Wendy Hunter –
It’s a beautiful addition to my reef setup. The blue and white tips stand out well. I’ve kept it with other Euphyllia species and they coexist peacefully.
James Underwood –
Great visual impact. The coral has spread slightly and shows vibrant colors. Water flow is just right, and it’s not too demanding to maintain.
Tim Peake –
It looks nice, but growth has been slow. I’m using moderate lighting and flow, so I’m not sure if it’s the right match for my tank conditions.