Euphyllia paradivisa, commonly known as the branching frogspawn coral, is a captivating large polyp stony (LPS) coral prized for its distinctive branching tentacles and vibrant orange-yellow coloration. This medium-sized specimen is perfect for marine aquarists looking to add dynamic movement and colour to their reef tanks.
Lighting: Euphyllia paradivisa thrives under moderate lighting conditions. LED or T5 lighting systems providing moderate PAR levels are ideal to maintain its vibrant colours without causing bleaching.
Water Flow: Moderate, indirect water flow is recommended to gently sway the coral’s tentacles without causing tissue damage. Avoid strong direct currents which can stress the coral.
Placement: Position this coral in a location with adequate space to accommodate its branching growth habit. Ensure it is placed away from aggressive neighbours to prevent stinging or damage, as Euphyllia species possess sweeper tentacles.
Care Level: Moderate. This coral requires stable water parameters and regular monitoring to prevent stress. Suitable for aquarists with some experience in LPS coral husbandry.
Compatibility: Reef safe with adequate spacing. Avoid placing too close to other corals to reduce competition and aggression.
Feeding: While primarily photosynthetic via symbiotic zooxanthellae, occasional feeding of meaty foods such as brine shrimp or specialised coral foods can promote growth and vibrancy.
Additional Notes: Maintain stable calcium, alkalinity, and magnesium levels to support skeletal growth. Regular water changes and monitoring of nitrate and phosphate levels will help maintain optimal health.



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