Sun God Torch – Witness the Divine

The Sun God Torch is what happens when euphyllia decides to cosplay as an actual deity. This incandescent masterpiece erupts with colors that would make Apollo himself hang up his chariot—molten gold at the base cascading into brilliant orange flames, each tentacle tipped with plasma-white fire that burns so bright you'll check if your par meter is lying. Under blue lights, this coral doesn't just glow—it radiates, transforming your reef into an altar where the only proper response is to kneel and upgrade your camera.

This isn't your garden-variety torch. This is the piece that makes other collectors double-take your tank shots, convinced you've cranked the saturation to eleven. At Treasure Corals, we've been nurturing Sun Gods since the first specimens blazed their way into the hobby, and we've learned exactly what it takes to keep that celestial fire burning. Pristine water, calculated lighting, and the kind of obsessive attention to detail that borders on worship. The payoff? A living sun in your aquarium that makes every other torch look like it forgot to pay the electric bill.

• Species: Euphyllia glabrescens "Sun God"
• Coloration: Molten gold to orange with white-hot tips
• Lighting: Moderate to moderate-high (200–275 PAR—find the sweet spot where it ignites)
• Flow: Moderate, indirect flow for that hypnotic tentacle sway
• Lineage: Premium selection from elite cultured stock
• Aquacultured at Treasure Corals in Toronto, Canada

The Sun God doesn't just occupy space in your reef—it commands it. This is the coral that steals the show at every tank tour, the centerpiece that makes your guests forget what they were talking about mid-conversation. Those tentacles pulse with the kind of luminosity that makes you wonder if you're running too much blue, until you turn the whites up and realize it's even more intense.

For the reefer who demands their tank burn as bright as their ambition, the Sun God Torch isn't just another euphyllia—it's the reason people buy better phones for reef photography. Some corals glow. This one blazes. Bow down to greatness.