Aussie Torch Coral ID

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Looking for input on identifying this Aussie Torch?

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Thanks! Not exactly sure...but I have photos from 2013. So, at least that long (6 years). At least 25 heads.
 

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Wow. Really nice. Are you trying to frag/sell it or just curious about it? They really didn't have names back then. They usually jusy came as ausi euphelia, or Indo euphelia. 20-30$ a head for crazy ones. Now they're worth about 10x that. Until the craze slows down and indo opens their doors again and starts flooding the market with more LPS
 
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I'm actually slowly converting my 150DT to a SPS dominant tank. I'm building a LPS/softy dominant system, starting with my own corals. I'm looking to trade some heads for a Gold. So, I'd like to be able to name it. I understand common names, not scientific, are relative...and random.
 

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That’s just a green torch with blue tips

You might find a name on a website but it’s just a green torch

If you can find someone to trade you a gold torch for a green do it But I think that’s be hard
Might be better to frag it sell off the frags and buy a gold.
 
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That’s just a green torch with blue tips

You might find a name on a website but it’s just a green torch

If you can find someone to trade you a gold torch for a green do it But I think that’s be hard
Might be better to frag it sell off the frags and buy a gold.
Understand. I'm not looking at a trade straight up. I understand the Gold is more valuable. I already have an offer from my LFS. I'm just looking to explore other options. I plan to frag it.
 

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honestly IMO that looks more like a green indo torch

I would say a head goes for 100 -150 a head

aussie golds 250-450 a head
indo golds depending on how gold in regular lighting, be carefully some look great in super blue, but not regular lighting
can be 500-1400 a head


to be honest i wouldn't touch and indo gold right now, too expensive in my opinion , but too each its own
 

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Understand. I'm not looking at a trade straight up. I understand the Gold is more valuable. I already have an offer from my LFS. I'm just looking to explore other options. I plan to frag it.
Don't do it, you know you don't want to trade/sell it to them. ;)

Also, those pics don't do that torch justice. It looks way better in person.
 
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i have one that is similar. are the tips white?
These are blue. However, It depends on the light spectrum you're using. I'm a professional photographer, although I used a iPhone, with a Polyp lab Coral view lens, for this shot. Unless you're more curious, I won't get too technical regarding Kelvin and photography. However, a corals color will absolutely change based on the light spectrum you're viewing the coral under. By using the above mentioned lens over my iPhone, you're getting a more accurate color representation. There's more to it than that...but hope this helps!
 
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Don't do it, you know you don't want to trade/sell it to them. ;)

Also, those pics don't do that torch justice. It looks way better in person.
LOL...I won't. You're right... I just want to get my hands on a Gold torch and I'm not paying the LFS the price they want for one head. BTW, hope your frags are doing well. If you're ready for more, I have a few additional varieties. Give me a call!
 

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LOL...I won't. You're right... I just want to get my hands on a Gold torch and I'm not paying the LFS the price they want for one head. BTW, hope your frags are doing well. If you're ready for more, I have a few additional varieties. Give me a call!
They are doing great, not a ton of growth yet but they look good. I'll give you a call or text tomorrow.
 

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