Description
Madracis coral fragment. A vibrant bright red with a blue mouth encrusting coral.
Colors: Bright red polyps and base, accompanied by a blue and petite mouth, presenting a fascinating characteristic that is highly sought after by coral enthusiasts.
Warfare: Exhibits moderate aggression and has the potential to sting a majority of SPS corals, when the tissues meet. It is recommended to be positioned on and individual rock. It doesn’t through long sweeper tentacles.
Light: Thrives under a range of lighting conditions, tolerating anywhere between 50 to 250 PAR units. Interesting enough, it retains the exact same shade of red, irrespective of light intensity.
Morphology: Features an encrusting growth pattern and rapid development, with its polyps bearing a resemblance to those of the Pocilloporidae family.
Lineage: Gallery Aquatica.
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