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Euphyllia glabrescens
$125.00
A Cotton Candy torch coral with long, flowing tentacles for an LPS display, priced per head.
In stock and eating
From our species guide
In plain words: A torch coral looks like a bunch of long, wiggly noodles waving in the water. Each noodle is a tentacle with a round tip, like a little torch. Gold torches have golden tips that seem to glow under blue lights.
Torch corals carry long, flowing tentacles with rounded tips that sway in the current, and named color lines like Cotton Candy are favorites in LPS displays. Give it moderate light, moderate random flow and stable alkalinity, and spot-feed small meaty foods once or twice a week. Its night-time sweepers sting most corals within about 6 inches. This listing is priced per head.
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