Ultra Splitting Banana Torch Coral
Typical needs for this coral type. Ask us if you're unsure.
Transform Your Tank with a Living, Golden Centerpiece
Looking for a showstopping torch that practically grows itself? The Ultra Splitting Banana Torch is one of the most coveted Euphyllia variants in the hobby — prized for its rich golden-yellow tentacles, exceptional splitting rate, and the kind of visual depth that makes a reef tank look truly curated. This isn't a coral you stumble upon at every shop; it's the kind of specimen collectors actively hunt for, and we've sourced it to meet that standard.
Torch corals are among the most rewarding large polyp stony (LPS) corals you can keep, and the Banana morph earns its premium reputation. As it matures, it splits into multiple heads naturally — meaning the colony you start with today becomes a statement piece over time. Its long, flowing tentacles sway with tank current, bringing organic movement and warmth to any reef layout. Intermediate reefers and seasoned collectors alike will appreciate both its reliability and its rapid visual payoff.
QUICK STATS & CARE GUIDE
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Common Name: Ultra Splitting Banana Torch Coral
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Current Size: Multiple heads (actively splitting colony)
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Care Level: Moderate (consistent water parameters required)
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Temperament: Semi-aggressive (keep clear of neighboring corals; tentacles can sting)
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Diet: Photosynthetic; benefits from supplemental target feeding with meaty foods such as Mysis shrimp or Reef Roids 1–2x per week
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Reef Safe: Yes, with caution (provide adequate spacing from adjacent corals)
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Water Conditions: 72–78°F | Salinity 1.025–1.026 | pH 8.1–8.3 | Alkalinity 8–10 dKH | Calcium 400–450 ppm | moderate lighting and moderate flow
WHY BUY FROM THE CORAL BOUTIQUE?
Every specimen we ship from The Coral Boutique is ethically sourced, individually quarantined, and fully conditioned in our Miami facility before it ever reaches your door — so you can buy Ultra Splitting Banana Torch online with complete confidence that it's healthy, acclimated, and ready to thrive in your saltwater aquarium.