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Tubastrea Aurea

Tubastrea Aurea

Tubastrea Aurea coral are members of the sun coral family, also known as sun polyps. Tubastrea come in a variety of extremely brilliant and unusual colors such as yellow, orange and black, but the Tubastrea Aurea type of coral is usually orange. They are extremely vibrant and are very eye-catching to look at in a coral reef atmosphere, despite their high maintenance requirements. .. more »

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Tubastrea Micrantha

Tubastrea Micrantha

Black Sun Coral, or Tubastrea Micrantha, are members of the brightly colored Large Polyp Stony (LPS) corals, also known as Sun Polyps. The Tubastrea Coral have a skeleton structure that is tubular, with stars at the tip of each tube. Tubastrea Micrantha is black and a popular favorite in captive reefs. Their difficult feeding schedule, however, often deters aquarists from acquiring them. more »

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Tubastrea Coral

Many Tubastrea Coral are generally happy in substrate or low rock placement when in captivity. Though placing Tubastrea Coral on the roof of a cave in your tank may replicate how it was found, this will make feeding it difficult. Keep in mind that Tubastrea Coral will need to be easily accessible for frequent daily feedings. . more »

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Tubastrea Coccinea

Tubastrea Coccinea coral are members of the brightly colored Large Polyp Stony (LPS) corals, also known as Sun Polyps. The Tubastrea Coccinea have a skeleton structure that is tubular, with stars at the tip of each tube. They are extremely vibrant colored and are very eye-catching to look at in a coral reef atmosphere, despite their high maintenance requirements. more »

Spotlight on Tubastrea Faulkneri

Tubastrea Faulkneri
Tubastrea Faulkneri, or Orange Sun Coral, coral are members of the Large Polyp Stony (LPS) corals, also known as sun polyps. The Tubastrea Faulkneri have a skeleton structure that is tubular, with stars at the tip of each tube. They are extremely vibrant and are very eye-catching to look at in a coral reef atmosphere, despite their high maintenance requirements. more »

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