Appearance: 
The coral has long, flowing tentacles that extend from a branching skeletal base. It often has a green base with pink or orange tips, but variations exist. 
 
 
Lighting and Flow: 
Joker Torches generally require moderate to high light and moderate water flow to thrive. 
 
 
Care Level: 
They are considered moderately difficult to care for, requiring good water quality and proper conditions. 
 
 
Origin: 
Joker Torches are often sourced from Indonesia, and some are sustainably harvested. 
 
 
Stinging: 
Like other Euphyllia corals, they have long tentacles that can sting other corals, so they need sufficient space. 
 
 
Feeding: 
They can be target-fed or broadcast-fed with suitable coral food, but good water quality and fish feeding can also sustain them.