
WYSIWYG Miami Joker Torch Coral – 1 Polyp
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About this coral
You are buying the exact coral in the photo: one polyp of the Miami Joker Torch in the center of the frame. The purple torch at the top left and the corals in the background are not included. Under blue spectrum reef lighting the tentacles are lime green, glowing brighter toward the mouth, and each one ends in a soft pink to lavender tip. Conditioned in our Key West systems.
About Torch Coral (Euphyllia glabrescens)
Torch coral is a Euphyllia with long, flowing tentacles that sway in the current, each ending in a rounded tip. Miami Joker is a trade name for green torches tipped in pink and purple. A single polyp grows into a branching colony over time as the head splits.
Care Guide
Moderate care. Torches do best with stable water, moderate light and regular feeding, and they show it with full extension and new heads.
- Lighting: Medium, PAR 100–200. Acclimate it to new lighting over a week or two.
- Flow: Medium. Enough to keep the tentacles moving, never a direct jet.
- Placement: Mid rockwork, with plenty of open space around it.
- Feeding: Medium. Small meaty foods like mysis or coral pellets once or twice a week.
- Aggression: High. Torches put out long sweeper tentacles that sting nearby corals, so give it at least 6 inches of space. It can sit next to other Euphyllia.
- Water Parameters: Temp 76–78°F, salinity 1.025–1.026, Alk 8–9 dKH, Ca 420–440, Mg 1300–1400. Stability matters more than exact numbers.
Shipping & Live Arrival Guarantee
Livestock ships Tuesday or Wednesday by UPS Next Day Air from Key West, Florida. Packed in an insulated box with a heat or cold pack matched to current conditions, and secured so the specimen cannot move in transit.
- Fill your box: up to 4 spots ship for one shipping charge. A frag, zoa, small WYSIWYG, cleanup-crew pack or small dry good takes 1 spot. A colony takes 2. A rare big colony takes all 4 and ships alone.
- Qualifying Florida livestock: $30 per box.
- All other eligible lower-48 livestock: $50 per box.
- Box & Handling Fee: $20 per box, for the insulated box plus ice or heat packs, in addition to the shipping charge above.
- Spots 2 through 4 in a box add no extra shipping. A fifth spot starts a second box, which pays its own shipping and Box & Handling Fee.
- Free livestock transportation begins at $299 in qualifying livestock subtotal and covers shipping on the first box. Each extra box pays its shipping rate. WYSIWYG livestock counts toward that subtotal; dry goods do not.
- The $20 Box & Handling Fee applies to every box, including on free-transportation orders.
- We do not ship orders of any kind to Alaska or Hawaii.
Live arrival is guaranteed. If your animal arrives DOA, photograph it inside the unopened bag within four (4) hours of delivery confirmation and contact us right away with those photos. We will work with you on a resolution.


Placement: Mid rockwork in medium light and medium flow, with at least 6 inches of open space around it for its sweepers.
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Key West, FL
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