Euphyllia Spotlight: Torch Coral

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this was a beautiful stubby gold and blue torch. I didn't have the money to bring it home when it just got there. I had them hold it for me.. I came back a week later and it lost most of its color and was not happy at all....I brought it home and is lookin much better but I fear it will never be like it was when I first saw it. They had way too much flow....it does like a little but not a lot at all.
 
Very nice corals everyone! These are some eye catchers!
 
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you did say euphilla.....it's too pretty not to show....This one I have behind the filter outlet, just below the surface, kind of indirect lighting, just to the side of the t5's ....it's obviously very happy....This one started as a very small frag maybe 8 months ago...
 
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Here are mine my collection isn't quite complete yet
 
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