Euphyllia Corals

Euphyllia are large-polyp stony corals with long, flowing tentacles: torch, hammer, frogspawn and octospawn corals, plus frammers, which mix the hammer and frogspawn tip shapes. TIA Collection Corals keeps every Euphyllia below in our Deer Park, Long Island, New York store systems, and every hammer, frammer, frogspawn and octospawn we sell is the branching form.

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Euphyllia care at a glance

  • Care level: Intermediate
  • Light: Moderate, PAR 90–180
  • Flow: Moderate, indirect sway
  • Placement: Mid-level with room for tentacle extension; stings neighbors
  • Feeding: Optional target feeding 1–2x weekly

New to Euphyllia corals? Our acclimation and care guides cover the first weeks in a new tank.

Euphyllia questions

Are your Euphyllia branching or wall?

Every hammer, frammer, frogspawn and octospawn we sell is the branching form; we do not sell wall varieties.

Do Euphyllia corals sting other corals?

Yes. Long tentacles sway with indirect flow and may extend sweepers at night. Allow generous spacing; sweeper tentacles can sting neighboring corals.

When do you ship?

We ship Tuesday and Wednesday, year-round, for next-day arrival: a Tuesday shipment arrives Wednesday and a Wednesday shipment arrives Thursday.

What if a coral does not arrive alive?

Every shipment carries our live-arrival guarantee for 72 hours from actual delivery, including carrier delays, with two narrow exceptions explained in our Help Center. Start a claim with a clear photo or video on our DOA claim page.