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Small Finger Coral (Porites divaricata)

Find Small Finger Coral across reef-livestock retailers and from fellow hobbyists on ReefDock. Compare sources, check live pricing where available, and review source-tank parameters on Reef-Trak-verified coral listings before you buy.

Small Finger Coral
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Where to buy Small Finger Coral

Best known price right now: $10.00 at World Wide Corals. Prices are checked periodically and may change.

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About Small Finger Coral

Small Finger Coral forms compact, finger-like branches that can range from cream and pale tan to brown, green, or blue coloration depending on lighting and symbiodinia. Polyps are small and retractable, giving the colony a smooth texture when withdrawn.

Key facts

Coral Type
SPS
Flow Requirement
Medium to High
Min tank size
30 gallons
Care difficulty
Moderate
Care Requirements
• Moderate to high water flow to prevent detritus accumulation • High lighting (PAR 300-400) for optimal photosynthesis and coloration • Placement in upper tank zones with direct light exposure • Moderate feeding with small zooplankton and phytoplankton supplements • Stable water parameters: 1.025 sg, pH 8.1-8.3, calcium 400-450 ppm
Family
Poriteidae
Coloration
Tan to brown with small finger branches
Lighting Requirement
Medium to High (150-300 PAR)
Origin
Indo-Pacific region including the Great Barrier Reef, the Philippines, Indonesia, and other tropical reef environments.
Growth Rate
Moderate
Appearance Description
Small Finger Coral forms compact, finger-like branches that can range from cream and pale tan to brown, green, or blue coloration depending on lighting and symbiodinia. Polyps are small and retractable, giving the colony a smooth texture when withdrawn.
Additional Notes
Porites divaricata is a hardy, branching stony coral that grows rapidly under good conditions. Avoid excessive shadowing and maintain consistent water flow to prevent coral disease.

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