Where to buy Ball Tree Coral
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About Ball Tree Coral
Ball Tree Coral forms distinctive spherical or ball-like clusters of polyps ranging from cream to pale brown or yellowish tones. The structure consists of branching polyps radiating from a central axis, creating a compact, rounded silhouette with a textured, bumpy appearance.
Key facts
- Coloration
- Cream, pale brown, yellow, or tan; occasionally with darker branch tips.
- Appearance Description
- Ball Tree Coral forms distinctive spherical or ball-like clusters of polyps ranging from cream to pale brown or yellowish tones. The structure consists of branching polyps radiating from a central axis, creating a compact, rounded silhouette with a textured, bumpy appearance.
- Additional Notes
- Ball Tree Coral is hardy and forgiving for intermediate aquarists. Provide stable conditions and avoid strong direct flow or aggressive lighting to prevent stress and polyp recession.
- Lighting Requirement
- Low to Medium (75-150 PAR)
- Growth Rate
- Easy
- Flow Requirement
- Low to Medium
- Placement Recommendation
- Middle
- Origin
- Indo-Pacific region from the Red Sea to the Great Barrier Reef and beyond, found in tropical coral reef environments.
- Feeding Needs
- Light supplemental feeding
- Water Parameters
- Temperature: 72-78°F pH: 8.1-8.3 Salinity: 1.023-1.026
- Family
- Nephtheidae
- Coral Type
- Soft
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