Silver Thunder Maze Goniastrea (Aquacultured) – Size M (0.5″ to 0.75″)
Introducing the Silver Thunder Maze Goniastrea — a stunning aquacultured coral that transforms any reef tank into a living work of art. This captivating frag showcases intricate silver and dark patterns that seem to shift and dance under aquarium lighting, creating a mesmerizing maze-like effect that draws the eye.
Perfect for both established hobbyists and passionate collectors, this aquacultured specimen is hardier and more sustainable than wild-caught alternatives. The compact M size (0.5″ to 0.75″) makes it ideal for placement on rockwork or in your aquascaping layout, where it will grow into a striking centerpiece.
Goniastreas are known for their resilience and vibrant coloration under proper lighting conditions. Watch as this beauty establishes itself in your tank.
| Size | 0.5″ to 0.75″ |
|---|---|
| Type | Aquacultured Coral |
| Species | Goniastrea |
| Best Placement | Rockwork, aquascaping layout |
FAQ
What lighting conditions are best for the Silver Thunder Maze Goniastrea?
This coral thrives under proper lighting conditions, such as LED or T5 fluorescent lights with a spectrum that supports coral growth. A moderate to high light intensity is recommended for optimal coloration and growth.
Is this coral suitable for beginners?
While it is more resilient than wild-caught corals, it still requires stable water parameters and consistent lighting. Beginners should ensure they maintain good water quality and provide appropriate tank conditions before introducing it.
How long does it take for this coral to establish in a tank?
Establishment time can vary, but most specimens begin to show visible growth and coloration within 4 to 6 weeks under optimal conditions.


Sophie Payne –
The Silver Thunder Maze Goniastrea has become the centerpiece of my reef tank. The way the silver and dark patterns shift under the lights is absolutely mesmerizing. It’s grown steadily over the past three months and remains healthy with no signs of stress.
Julia Simpson –
I was initially hesitant about adding a new frag, but this one has exceeded my expectations. It’s compact and fits perfectly in my rockwork. The colors are vibrant and it’s much more resilient than I expected.
Jane Alsop –
After a few weeks, I noticed the patterns on the coral started to develop more clearly. It’s a beautiful addition to my tank and has become a focal point. I appreciate that it’s aquacultured — it’s more sustainable and less stressful for the ecosystem.