Where to buy Tree Soft Coral
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About Tree Soft Coral
Tree Soft Coral displays branching, tree-like colonies with a thick central trunk and multiple lateral branches. Coloration ranges from cream, tan, brown, to reddish hues, often with lighter or contrasting polyp tips when extended.
Key facts
- Coloration
- Cream, tan, brown, or reddish with lighter polyp tips
- Coral Type
- Soft
- Lighting Requirement
- Low to Medium (75–150 PAR)
- Care Requirements
- • Place in moderate flow areas away from strong direct currents • Prefers moderate to bright lighting (PAR 100–200) • Photosynthetic but benefits from occasional meaty foods (mysis, copepods) • Maintain stable water parameters: 75–78°F, salinity 1.025, calcium/alkalinity balanced • Keep away from aggressive corals and large fish that may nip polyps
- Min tank size
- 40 gallons
- Flow Requirement
- Low to Medium
- Growth Rate
- Easy
- Placement Recommendation
- Middle
- Additional Notes
- Tree corals are hardy and recover well from minor damage. Avoid sudden light or flow changes to prevent polyp recession.
- Care difficulty
- Moderate
- Water Parameters
- Temperature: 72-78°F pH: 8.1-8.3 Salinity: 1.023-1.025
- Appearance Description
- Tree Soft Coral displays branching, tree-like colonies with a thick central trunk and multiple lateral branches. Coloration ranges from cream, tan, brown, to reddish hues, often with lighter or contrasting polyp tips when extended.
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