A Tale of Two Torches

josepha

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Just wanted to post this for the torch fans, you can see the differences between the "Todd's" torch in the upper left which is almost pastel green with pink tips vs the electric green / hot torch I got at TRS if Rochester with almost white tips. I seem to be obsessed with LPS and especially torches. Enjoy. Joe A

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sweet

sweet

That is sweet. I would love to see what other people have in the torch family. Bringem' on :D
 
I got this torch frag from the president of our local reef club:

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If I hadn't seen the mother colony, I'd think it was a frogspawn. How long do these take to "tentacle out"? (the head is about the size of a quarter)

I have a new "Agu Thingy" that I'll post tomorrow.
 
that is pretty sweet but i have a hard time believing its a torch... looks like it has tentacles just short stubby ones with lots of tips... and lots of tips usually isnt torch - although i know a few tentacles of mine have a few tips...
 
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=7897396#post7897396 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by MayoBoy
I got this torch frag from the president of our local reef club:

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If I hadn't seen the mother colony, I'd think it was a frogspawn. How long do these take to "tentacle out"? (the head is about the size of a quarter)

I have a new "Agu Thingy" that I'll post tomorrow.

Looks like a grape coral, more closely related to a frogspawn.

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See?
 
octobubble

octobubble

we refer to these as "octobubbles", defiantely in the euphyllia paradivisa / frogspawn family.

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torches

torches

Torches are pretty hardy as long as Calcium and Alk are in check. I use B-ionic. Here is another of my favs

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