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              MYSTERY GOLD TORCH BOX
OUR TOP SELLING MYSTERY BOX
RECEIVE 3 x HIGHEND TORCH FROM THE FOLLOWING COLLECTION:
24k
Hellfire
Fake holy grail
Kings blue tip
Kings yellow tip
Dragon soul
Indo Gold Torch
Gold Tip Torch
Receive 1 x Frag (1 Head)
1. Tank Setup
- Lighting: Moderate to high light (150-250 PAR). They need good lighting to thrive, so use a good reef-quality LED or metal halide light. 
- Flow: Moderate to strong water movement. They prefer a gentle but consistent current to sway the tentacles but not get blasted by strong flow. 
- Tank Size: Minimum 30 gallons, but larger is better for stability. 
2. Water Parameters
- Temperature: 75-80°F (24-27°C) 
- Salinity: 1.023-1.025 specific gravity 
- pH: 8.1-8.4 
- Alkalinity: 8-12 dKH 
- Calcium: 380-450 ppm 
- Magnesium: 1250-1350 ppm 
- Nitrate: Below 10 ppm (keep it low to avoid algae growth) 
- Phosphate: Below 0.03 ppm (low phosphate is ideal) 
3. Feeding
- Torch corals are mainly photosynthetic, but they can also benefit from feeding small pieces of meaty foods like brine shrimp or plankton. 
- Feed once or twice a week to supplement their energy. 
4. Placement
- Place the Torch Coral in a spot where it has enough space to grow and expand, as its tentacles can sting nearby corals. 
- Keep it on the substrate or a lower rock structure, but avoid direct contact with other corals. 
5. Maintenance
- Regular water changes (10-20% weekly) to maintain water quality. 
- Monitor and adjust calcium, alkalinity, and magnesium levels as needed, especially if you have other stony corals. 
6. General Care Tips
- Avoid sudden temperature or salinity fluctuations. 
- Check for pests like flatworms or nudibranchs that might damage the coral. 
- Torch corals are generally hardy but sensitive to poor water quality, so stable conditions are key. 
With these conditions, your Torch Coral should thrive!
OUR TOP SELLING MYSTERY BOX
RECEIVE 3 x HIGHEND TORCH FROM THE FOLLOWING COLLECTION:
24k
Hellfire
Fake holy grail
Kings blue tip
Kings yellow tip
Dragon soul
Indo Gold Torch
Gold Tip Torch
Receive 1 x Frag (1 Head)
1. Tank Setup
- Lighting: Moderate to high light (150-250 PAR). They need good lighting to thrive, so use a good reef-quality LED or metal halide light. 
- Flow: Moderate to strong water movement. They prefer a gentle but consistent current to sway the tentacles but not get blasted by strong flow. 
- Tank Size: Minimum 30 gallons, but larger is better for stability. 
2. Water Parameters
- Temperature: 75-80°F (24-27°C) 
- Salinity: 1.023-1.025 specific gravity 
- pH: 8.1-8.4 
- Alkalinity: 8-12 dKH 
- Calcium: 380-450 ppm 
- Magnesium: 1250-1350 ppm 
- Nitrate: Below 10 ppm (keep it low to avoid algae growth) 
- Phosphate: Below 0.03 ppm (low phosphate is ideal) 
3. Feeding
- Torch corals are mainly photosynthetic, but they can also benefit from feeding small pieces of meaty foods like brine shrimp or plankton. 
- Feed once or twice a week to supplement their energy. 
4. Placement
- Place the Torch Coral in a spot where it has enough space to grow and expand, as its tentacles can sting nearby corals. 
- Keep it on the substrate or a lower rock structure, but avoid direct contact with other corals. 
5. Maintenance
- Regular water changes (10-20% weekly) to maintain water quality. 
- Monitor and adjust calcium, alkalinity, and magnesium levels as needed, especially if you have other stony corals. 
6. General Care Tips
- Avoid sudden temperature or salinity fluctuations. 
- Check for pests like flatworms or nudibranchs that might damage the coral. 
- Torch corals are generally hardy but sensitive to poor water quality, so stable conditions are key. 
With these conditions, your Torch Coral should thrive!
