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| ACI Smoldering Stylocoeniella |
| AQUACULTURED | SIZE: 1" FRAG | NICE FRAG |
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Very nice frags from ACI here on these Leptastrea's. The Smoldering and the Green Goblin are both very striking and would make excellent editions to your reef!
Stylocoeniella corals, most commonly known as “Thorn corals,” are small polyps stony (SPS) corals in the Astrocoeniidae family. Stylocoeniella corals grow by encrusting and come in a dazzling array of colors. Some of the most common shades are green, red, and orange. |
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For more information about this coral and more visit our Coral Care Blog.
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| LOW-MODERATE (100-200 PAR) |
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| MODERATE- HIGH |
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| INTERMEDIATE |