Official Euphyllia Show Off Thread...

This is affectionately known as Torch Rock.

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We have a few others as well:

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Noopysche mini - 2 of them on this tank (jbj 30 gallon all in one )
 
Noopysche mini - 2 of them on this tank (jbj 30 gallon all in one )
 
These are my two torches. I'm still waiting on my camara light filter sorry.
 

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I might like torches....
Those look great! Can you tell me your light spectrum and par ranges? I'm trying to enhance the color in my dragon soul torch.
 
Aanywhere from 150 par to 280 depending on location. I run more blues and violet then white. No red or green.
 
For those curious about the Kingspawns recently coming to the scene. Here is one on the frag rack behind the hammers. This one came to me in rather poor health and had a few euphylia eating flatworms which were knocked off in the dip. Pretty cool and unique polyp structure.

 

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