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Favia Fragum

Favia fragum is coral that looks much like a golf ball. The favia fragum coral is round and the colonies are never large. The look of the favia fragum resembles so much a golf ball that it is frequently called golf ball coral. Sometimes, favia fragum may be found in groups.

Favia Fragum Color

The favia fragum coral is usually yellow or brown or various shades in between. Generally, these favia fragum corals do not stand out unless they are nestled against something of a brighter color like sea grass or algae. It is not uncommon for the favia fragum coral to be confused with Dichocoenia coral, which is also small. However, the deciding difference between favia fragum and dichocoenia is that the latter has corallites that do not protrude as much as the others.

Favia Fragum Origin

The favia fragum coral is a stony coral from the class scleractinia anthozoa. It is called golf ball coral by its common name. It is usually found at depths up to 30 meters in subtropical climates in the Atlantic Ocean.

Caring For Favia Fragum

Caring for favia fragum is much like caring for any other type of favia. You need to pay attention to the amount of light they receive and ensure they are gradually introduced into the aquarium so that they may acclimate easily and without problems. Any sudden changes in the favia fragums care could result in problems with the coral and its growth and development.

Favia Fragum And Nutrients

That is why it is so important to know how to care for favia fragum and all other types of corals in this class. In general, with care and patience you will find the favia fragum will grow and develop beautifully in your aquarium. Remember, what is most important is that you provide the right amount of light and focus on the nutrients the favia fragum is receiving.

Favia Fragum In The Aquarium

Similarly, you will always want to make sure that this particular coral does not get overlooked in the aquarium because while it may not be as difficult to care for as some other corals it still requires time and effort. These are the basics of favia fragum care. However, you will want to do some research before you begin with favia fragum to ensure that you are properly caring for your coral. It makes sense to do all the research you can first to make sure your coral will grow successfully.


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