Trachyphyllia Green

Description

Trachyphyllia Green is a stunning coral species that belongs to the family of large polyp stony corals. With its vibrant green coloration and intricate patterns, this coral is a captivating addition to reef aquariums. Native to the Indian Ocean and Western Pacific regions, Trachyphyllia Green thrives in reef flats and coastal areas.

Habitat and Behavior: In their natural habitat, Trachyphyllia Green corals are often found in shallow waters with access to ample sunlight. They form an essential part of coral ecosystems, providing shelter and habitat for various marine organisms. These corals are known for their large fleshy polyps and intricate skeletal structures.

Caring for Trachyphyllia Green: Maintaining an appropriate aquarium environment is crucial for the well-being of Trachyphyllia Green corals. Intermediate-level care is required, as these corals can be sensitive to sudden changes in water parameters. Providing moderate to high lighting and stable water conditions is essential to promote healthy growth and vibrant coloration.

Feeding: Trachyphyllia Green corals are omnivores, which means they derive nutrients from both photosynthesis and capturing small prey. While they can obtain some nutrients through photosynthesis, they also benefit from supplemental feedings of planktonic foods and dissolved organic matter.

Compatibility: Trachyphyllia Green corals are generally considered safe for both coral and critter companions in a reef aquarium. However, proper spacing should be maintained to prevent aggression between neighboring corals.

Note: The appearance of the corals in your aquarium may vary in terms of pattern, coloration, and shape. It is important to provide suitable conditions and care to ensure the health and vitality of Trachyphyllia Green corals in your reef environment.