Indo Nuclear Center Torch
$239.99With code SPOOKY70: $72.00
Tag: DR44
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About this coral
About this coral
Indo Nuclear Center Torch is a torch-coral style LPS coral sold under the shop name “Indo Nuclear Center Torch,” commonly grouped with Euphyllia torch corals. In a reef aquarium, it’s prized for its fleshy, long-polyp look and for how it responds to water movement—making it a popular centerpiece for aquarists seeking classic Euphyllia-style growth and presentation. As with many commercial color varieties, the overall group care follows Euphyllia guidance rather than a single, fixed morph-specific chart.
Features:
- Torch-style Euphyllia LPS typically do best with moderate lighting, helping maintain good polyp extension without the risk of overly intense light.
- Aim for medium, indirect-to-moderate turbulent flow so polyps can sway without being blasted.
- Provide stable reef conditions; LPS often respond best when key carbonate chemistry and overall water quality are kept consistent.
- Place the coral so it can receive light but isn’t constantly in direct contact with aggressive neighbors; sweepers can be a concern as Euphyllia grows.
- Although lighting and flow are central, many aquarists also supplement feeding to support LPS health when compatible with their tank.
- A well-pruned layout around the coral helps you observe polyp behavior and adjust flow if needed.
Specifications:
- Scientific group (verified from reference context): Euphyllia (torch coral type), LPS
- Care level (general guidance): Moderate (reef-stable conditions recommended)
- Lighting: Moderate light
- Water flow: Medium flow
- Placement: Lower to mid reef placement where it receives moderate light and indirect-to-moderate flow
- Typical temperature range: About 72–78°F (22–26°C)
- Salinity: About 1.023–1.026 specific gravity
- pH: About 8.1–8.4
- Alkalinity: About 7–11 dKH (stable recommended)
- Calcium: About 380–450 ppm
- Magnesium: About 1250–1350 ppm



