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Birds Nest Coral

Birds Nest Coral

by Blane Perun

Birds Nest Coral, also known by its scientific name of Seriatopora hystrix, is a small polyp stony (SPS) coral found in Tonga, Indonesia, the western Pacific region, the Central Pacific region, the Indian Ocean and the Red Sea. This type of coral occurs in brown, tan, pink, green, purple and yellow colors, with pink usually being one of the most common and an aquarists’ favorite to keep in the captive marine tank. .. more »

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Pink Birds Nest Coral

Pink Birds Nest Coral

Birds Nest Coral, also known by its scientific name of Seriatopora hystrix, is a small polyp stony (SPS) coral found in Tonga, Indonesia, the western Pacific region, the Central Pacific region, the Indian Ocean and the Red Sea. This type of coral occurs in brown, tan, pink, green, purple and yellow colors, with Pink Birds Nest Coral being one of aquarists’ favorite to keep in the captive marine tank. more »

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Green Birds Nest Coral
Green Birds Nest Coral
by Blane Perun

Green Birds Nest Coral, also known as Seriatopora Bird’s Nest, Needle, Finger or Brush Coral, is a small polyp stony (SPS) coral found in Tonga, Indonesia, the western Pacific region, the Central Pacific region, the Indian Ocean and the Red Sea. This type of coral occurs with very delicate, thin branches that have neon green polyps. . more »

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Birds Nest Coral Characteristics
Maintenance in Captive Marine Tanks
by Blane Perun

Pink Birds Nest Coral is a wonderful addition to a captive marine aquarium due to its beautiful color and interesting shape and texture. However, this type of coral is typically difficult to maintain, and therefore is best suited for established reef aquariums and expert handling by experienced aquarists. more »

Spotlight on Pink Birds Nest Coral

Pink Birds Nest Coral
Pink Birds Nest Coral can be placed in a marine aquarium with a minimum capacity of 22 gallons or more. It can be placed anywhere between the middle and the top levels of an already established aquarium. This coral is considered aggressive, so great care should be taken in placing it near other aquatic material, as it does tend to sting if something touches it. Birds nest coral grows rapidly once it is established in the aquarium. more »

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