Gold torch

[absolutecarrot]

Has anyone noticed how hard it is to get an aussie gold torch, I have been looking for a month plus and have not found one that is way overpriced. Anyone having similar experiences.

 

[serwobow]

My guess is that it is because the commercial market for them is entirely dependent on wild-harvested specimens. I bought a single gold torch head about 3 years ago. Now I have 3 heads, but none are separated by skeleton, so still not fraggable. All my other euphyllias split many times over during that time period. Not sure if that is the same experience others have had, but I think it is an exceptionally slow grower.

 

[this is me]

I don't think it's hard to find at all. It's just a matter of price.

 

[goggs99]

Agreed on price availability

 

[goggs99]

Torches from frank

 

[frank180reef]

The dragon soul s do better in captivity in my opinion

much faster growers

 

[frank180reef]

Someone just had an aqua cultured one for $300 here

you can’t beat that

 

[absolutecarrot]

Someone just had an aqua cultured one for $300 here

you can’t beat that

im hoping these will come back in stock, good price and aquaculture
https://www.calikidcorals.com/produ...100-aquacultured?_pos=15&_sid=8fc4cde30&_ss=r

 

[frank180reef]

im hoping these will come back in stock, good price and aquaculture
https://www.calikidcorals.com/produ...100-aquacultured?_pos=15&_sid=8fc4cde30&_ss=r

It's tiny and likely a one off

 

[BiGGiePauls33]

There 16 sponsors/vendors here, I'm sure one of them can put you on to one.

 

[absolutecarrot]

There 16 sponsors/vendors here, I'm sure one of them can put you on to one.

Im waiting for crazy corals to get some more