Indo Toxic Torch

About this coral

Indo Toxic Torch is an LPS Euphyllia torch coral selection. In practice, this coral is valued for its large, fleshy tentacles and the way it typically extends under suitable conditions, making it a striking centerpiece or focal coral in a reef aquarium. General Euphyllia (torch coral type) care focuses on stable water quality, moderate light, and steady, non-turbulent flow to support normal tentacle feeding behavior.

Features:

• LPS Euphyllia torch coral form that commonly displays extended tentacles when conditions are right
• Generally prefers moderate light levels rather than intense, direct lighting
• Thrives with medium flow—enough to keep detritus from settling without blasting the tissue
• Benefits from target feeding of appropriately sized meaty foods to supplement plankton in the water
• Works best when placed where the tentacles can reach food while avoiding constant contact with aggressive neighbors
• A good choice for aquarists seeking a classic Euphyllia display coral with routine reef-parameter maintenance

Specifications:

• Care level (general): Moderate (typical Euphyllia torch coral requirements)
• Light: Moderate
• Water flow: Medium (gentle to moderate, stable flow)
• Diet: Meaty foods for LPS corals (target feeding of appropriately sized items; planktonic foods are also helpful)
• Temperature: ~72–78°F (22–26°C)
• Salinity: ~1.020–1.026 SG
• pH: ~8.1–8.4 (typical reef range)
• Alkalinity: ~8–12 dKH (typical reef range)
• Calcium: ~400–450 ppm (typical reef range)
• Magnesium: ~1250–1350 ppm (typical reef range)