Torch coral (Euphyllia glabrescens) is a popular large-polyp stony coral prized for its long, flowing tentacles that sway in the current and glow under reef lighting, often in shades of green, gold, orange, or mixed “holy grail” colors. It thrives in moderate light and indirect flow, needs space from other corals due to its long stinging sweeper tentacles, and can benefit from occasional target feeding to encourage growth.
Torch coral (Euphyllia glabrescens) is a popular large-polyp stony coral prized for its long, flowing tentacles that sway in the current and glow under reef lighting, often in shades of green, gold, orange, or mixed “holy grail” colors. It thrives in moderate light and indirect flow, needs space from other corals due to its long stinging sweeper tentacles, and can benefit from occasional target feeding to encourage growth.
