Reverse Bleeding Apple Mini Scolymia Alveopora and magnesium at 1250–1350 ppm

and magnesium at 1250–1350 ppm

They are best placed on the sandbed or low rockwork in areas with room to expand and should be kept away from aggressive neighbors

Favites are relatively hardy and well-suited for intermediate reef aquarists who can provide stable water conditions and adequate spacing

Those little clownfish are meaner than they look

Reverse Bleeding Apple Mini Scolymia Alveopora and magnesium at 1250–1350 ppmWYSIWYG Aprox. 2 Scolymia are occasionally imported at a small size but its far less common. Size combine with this scolys symmetry and striking color make it uncommon. A serious collector coral! Scolymia corals, often called scolys, are prized large polyp stony (LPS) corals known for their bold coloration, round shape, and fleshy polyp structure, making them a stunning focal point in reef aquariums. These corals are relatively hardy and well suited