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Stylophora

Stylophora

Stylophora coral is a small polyp stony (SPS) coral that is native amongst the islands of the Indo-Pacific region, including Figi, Tonga, Solomon Islands ad the Great Barrier Reef. Also called Cat's Paw, Club Finger, Cluster, Brush or Bird's Nest Coral, Stylophora is extremely adaptable to a variety of different conditions. .. more »

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Stylophora Pistillata Coral

Stylophora Pistillata Coral

Stylophora Pistillata coral has rounded branches with blunt ends that differentiate it from other closely related small stony polyp corals. Stylophora Pistillata is usually a beautiful, rich pink color, which can be more intense or subdued depending on the lighting it is exposed to. This coral can also appear in red, green and brown as well. The stalks of the Stylophora Pistillata coral has bulbous ends make it an extremely interesting coral to add to saltwater marine aquariums more »

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Stylophora Coral

Also called Cat's Paw, Club Finger, Cluster, Brush or Bird's Nest Coral, Stylophora coral is extremely adaptable to a variety of different conditions. . more »

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Pink Stylophora

Pink Stylophora coral is a small polyp stony (SPS) coral that is native amongst the islands of the Indo-Pacific region, including Figi, Tonga, Solomon Islands ad the Great Barrier Reef. Also called Cat's Paw, Club Finger, Cluster, Brush or Bird's Nest Coral, Pink Stylophora is extremely adaptable to a variety of different conditions. more »

Spotlight on Green Stylophora

Green Stylophora
Green Stylophora coral has rounded branches with blunt ends that differentiate it from other closely related small stony polyp corals. Green Stylophora can be a beautiful, vibrant green color, which can be more intense or subdued depending on the lighting it is exposed to. This coral can also appear in red, pink and brown as well. The stalks of the Stylophora have bulbous ends make it an extremely interesting coral to add to saltwater marine aquariums more »

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