Hellfire Torch

About this coral

ASD Hellfire Torch is a named torch coral in the Euphyllia group, offered as a reef aquarium coral. The shop’s existing care note identifies Euphyllia, but does not establish a precise species or document traits unique to this named variety. Torch corals are valued for their flowing tentacles and can add movement and structure to a reef display. The guidance below is general for the coral group; individual specimens may respond differently, so observe the coral and adjust placement gradually.

Features:

• A branching-stony-coral type with fleshy, tentacled polyps characteristic of torch corals.
• Moderate lighting is a reasonable general starting point for Euphyllia, as noted in the shop’s existing description.
• Provide medium, indirect water movement; avoid directing a forceful stream straight at the tentacles.
• Leave space around the coral. Euphyllia can sting nearby corals, and spacing helps reduce unwanted contact.
• Photosynthetic and may also capture suitable meaty aquarium foods; feeding is supplementary rather than a substitute for appropriate light.
• Acclimate to the aquarium’s conditions and monitor polyp extension when choosing its final position.

Specifications:

• Coral group: Euphyllia-group torch coral; exact species is not confirmed.
• Care level: Moderate; general group-level guidance, not a morph-specific care sheet.
• Lighting: Moderate, with gradual acclimation.
• Water flow: Medium, indirect flow; avoid strong direct current.
• Placement: A stable reef location with room around the coral to limit contact with neighboring corals.
• Diet: Photosynthetic; may accept suitable meaty foods as supplemental feeding.