Flashlight Torch

About this coral

ASD Flashlight Torch is a named shop variety of torch coral, an LPS coral in the Euphyllia group. The listing identifies the coral group but does not establish specific color, origin, or a precise scientific species, so those traits are not specified here. Torch corals are kept as reef-aquarium display animals; their extended tentacles add movement, and their stinging capability means placement and space from neighboring corals matter. The guidance below is general for torch corals, not a variety-specific care sheet.

Features:

• A photosynthetic reef coral that depends on suitable aquarium lighting; supplemental feeding is not required to describe its basic care.
• Does best with moderate light and moderate, indirect water movement. Avoid a strong direct current that keeps its tentacles sharply pressed or whipped to one side.
• Torch corals can sting nearby corals. Leave room around the colony, including for tentacle extension, and avoid placing it where it can touch other animals.
• Choose a stable position in the rockwork where lighting and flow can be adjusted without moving the coral into contact with neighboring livestock.

Specifications:

• Coral group: Torch coral; Euphyllia group, as identified by the listing context.
• Care level: Moderate; general torch-coral guidance.
• Lighting: Moderate.
• Water flow: Moderate and indirect.
• Placement: Provide open space around the coral to limit contact with neighboring corals.
• Temperament: Stinging; allow separation from nearby corals.
• Morph-specific traits: Color, origin, and precise species are not verified.