Torch coral placement thoughts?

[Kbeck]

Bought a new torch tonight and was wanting some opinions on placement. I have a hammer that I put the base horizontally and was wonder if I should do the same with the torch or have it stand vertically. I think I’m going to make that pillar /wall all types of euphyllia.

 

[TUSI]

I agree, I would move at the arrow on pic

 

[mtraylor]

If the torch can touch the hammer it will most likely take the hammer out.

 

[Theo15]

It's safer to keep torches in the sand bed , or if you want them on rock work , just make an area specifically for them, they are highly aggressive and inflate quiet large when happy.

 

[Kbeck]

I was under the impression you can keep any euphyllia together. I was going to keep that rock all euphyllia.

 

[Theo15]

I was under the impression you can keep any euphyllia together. I was going to keep that rock all euphyllia.

No, that's not true ,torches are the most aggressive , it's a 50/50 chance putting them next to other euphyllia.

 

[DSC reef]

No, that's not true ,torches are the most aggressive , it's a 50/50 chance putting them next to other euphyllia.

Agree 100%. Torches will take out other euphyllia. It's the one I always seperated.

 

[SuperHaze57]

No, that's not true ,torches are the most aggressive , it's a 50/50 chance putting them next to other euphyllia.

I agree, give it plenty of room. Maybe a separate rock island if you have the room.

 

[Kbeck]

Thanks for the advise. I appreciate it.

 

[tweeter]

Give them plenty of room! They get pretty big, and have sweeper tentacles.

 

[SaltySteve]

Low flow, any light IMO.

 

[chamjack]

My torch doesn’t mind flow but it will kill anything that it can touch. Space yours far enough from anything you are not willing to lose.

 

[Saltyanimals]

Only two euphyllia that can touch are the hammers and frogspawns. Torch no go although same family.