Pectinia/Spiny Cup Coral (Australia) Corals It is recommended to secure

It is recommended to secure the coral so it does not fall off the rockwork

It can be offered powdered or liquid zooplankton coral preparations

Those corals with bumpy surfaces require the highest water flow

Unlike many other corals

Such contact may damage the coral and cause brown jelly infection

Pectinia/Spiny Cup Coral (Australia) Corals It is recommended to secureNotable for its extreme diversity of growth forms, this coral may form plates, leaves, valleys, ridges or spires covered in puffy tissue creating a translucent effect. It grows slowly, but rewards with ever more ornate and intricate shapes as it matures. This coral receives most of its energy by utilizing the photosynthetic algae contained within its tissues. It will also benefit from occasional feedings of small phytoplankton, zooplankton and small