BLUE FLAME GOLD TORCH LARGE

Blue Flame Gold Torch Coral (Large)

Transform Your Tank with Living Gold and Electric Blue

Looking for a showpiece that stops you mid-stride... The Blue Flame Gold Torch is one of the most visually arresting Euphyllia cultivars in the hobby — golden tentacle bodies ignite at the tips with vivid electric blue flame, creating a contrast that looks almost too striking to be real. This is not a common torch. Large-polyp colonies of this quality are produced in limited numbers, and availability at this size is genuinely rare. If you've been searching to buy Blue Flame Gold Torch online, this is the specimen worth waiting for.

At large size, this colony brings immediate, mature impact to any reef tank — no waiting years for growth to impress. Torch corals are famously dynamic, their long flowing tentacles sweeping with the current in a hypnotic, almost meditative rhythm that adds movement and life to any saltwater aquarium. They're also one of the few LPS corals known to host clownfish species as a natural Anemone substitute — adding an interactive, behavioral dimension that makes them endlessly rewarding to keep.

QUICK STATS & CARE GUIDE

• Common Name: Blue Flame Gold Torch Coral
• Current Size: Large (3–5+ inch colony, multi-head)
• Care Level: Moderate — ideal for intermediate reef keepers
• Temperament: Semi-aggressive — maintains sweeper tentacles at night; provide adequate spacing from neighbors
• Diet: Photosynthetic (zooxanthellae); benefits from target feeding meaty foods (mysis, reef roids) 1–2x per week
• Reef Safe: Yes, with caution — keep clear of adjacent corals
• Water Conditions: Temp 76–80°F | Salinity 1.025–1.026 | pH 8.1–8.3 | Alk 8–10 dKH | Ca 400–450 ppm | Mg 1250–1350 ppm | Low to moderate flow | Moderate lighting

WHY BUY FROM THE CORAL BOUTIQUE?

Every specimen from The Coral Boutique is ethically sourced, individually quarantined, and carefully conditioned in our Miami facility until it's eating well and fully acclimated before it ever ships to you. We don't move coral until it's ready — and neither should you settle for anything less.