Meteor Shower Cyphastrea at Lois Richard blog

Meteor Shower Cyphastrea. Learn about cyphastrea, a genus of colorful and hardy encrusting corals for reef tanks. Are they easy to keep or hard to. Cyphastrea coral has a unique appearance that sets it apart from other corals. I an considering getting a superman or meteor shower cyphastrea and was wondering how to best keep them. General info about meteor shower cyphastrea. Cyphastrea do better in moderate light. Discover the meteor shower strain and other variations, such as rainbow and bizarro cyphastrea. Cyphastrea serailia, commonly known as meteor shower coral, is a species of small polyp stony (sps) coral popular among reef aquarium. For years the prevalent color morph was the red and blue meteor shower variant, but now there are so many that you could make an entire reef out of. They usually grow in an encrusting form and can visually see a difference in size within 6 months. Polyp extension may be an attempt to shade the base. Both the bright red polyps and the blue base of this marine coral fluoresce in actinic light. Cyphastreas are definitely one of the more exotic corals. This reef aquarium coral loves low light.

Both the bright red polyps and the blue base of this marine coral fluoresce in actinic light. Discover the meteor shower strain and other variations, such as rainbow and bizarro cyphastrea. This reef aquarium coral loves low light. Cyphastrea do better in moderate light. General info about meteor shower cyphastrea. Learn about cyphastrea, a genus of colorful and hardy encrusting corals for reef tanks. They usually grow in an encrusting form and can visually see a difference in size within 6 months. Are they easy to keep or hard to. Cyphastrea serailia, commonly known as meteor shower coral, is a species of small polyp stony (sps) coral popular among reef aquarium. Cyphastreas are definitely one of the more exotic corals.

METEOR SHOWER Cyphastrea Frag Aquacultured

Meteor Shower Cyphastrea Learn about cyphastrea, a genus of colorful and hardy encrusting corals for reef tanks. Learn about cyphastrea, a genus of colorful and hardy encrusting corals for reef tanks. Both the bright red polyps and the blue base of this marine coral fluoresce in actinic light. Cyphastreas are definitely one of the more exotic corals. Discover the meteor shower strain and other variations, such as rainbow and bizarro cyphastrea. Cyphastrea do better in moderate light. Are they easy to keep or hard to. Cyphastrea serailia, commonly known as meteor shower coral, is a species of small polyp stony (sps) coral popular among reef aquarium. Polyp extension may be an attempt to shade the base. I an considering getting a superman or meteor shower cyphastrea and was wondering how to best keep them. For years the prevalent color morph was the red and blue meteor shower variant, but now there are so many that you could make an entire reef out of. Cyphastrea coral has a unique appearance that sets it apart from other corals. This reef aquarium coral loves low light. General info about meteor shower cyphastrea. They usually grow in an encrusting form and can visually see a difference in size within 6 months.