Torch, Hammer & Frogspawn
Grim Reaper Torch
$399.99
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About this coral
About this coral
ASD Grim Reaper Torch is a named torch coral offered in the LPS coral category. The listing identifies it as a torch, but does not establish a precise species or document variety-specific traits, so this description uses general torch-coral guidance rather than assuming details about this named morph. Torch corals are large-polyp stony corals, kept as living reef animals and valued for their extended, flowing tentacles. Provide stable reef conditions and room around the coral; its needs should be assessed as those of the torch coral group, not as a unique care profile for the name ASD Grim Reaper.
Features:
- A torch coral suitable for a reef aquarium; the listing does not verify a more precise scientific identity.
- General care guidance for torch corals calls for moderate lighting, consistent with the existing shop description.
- Medium, indirect water movement helps keep tentacles gently moving without directing a strong current at the coral.
- Allow surrounding space, since extended torch-coral tentacles can reach nearby corals.
- As a stony coral, it has a hard calcium-carbonate skeleton beneath its fleshy tissue.
- The listing does not document this named morph’s color, origin, growth rate or frag size; none is assumed here.
Specifications:
- Coral group: Torch coral; LPS (large-polyp stony coral).
- Care level: General group-level guidance: moderate; maintain stable reef conditions.
- Lighting: Moderate, as stated in the existing shop description.
- Water flow: Medium, preferably indirect rather than a forceful direct stream.
- Placement: Provide room for tentacle extension and separation from neighboring corals.
- Scientific name: Not specified; no precise species is claimed.





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