Nuclear Neon Fuzzy Pavona (Aquacultured) – Size M
The Fuzzy tube comes out most of the time.
Experience the electrifying allure of the Nuclear Neon Fuzzy Pavona, a captivating coral that transforms any aquarium into a vibrant underwater wonderland. Its striking neon coloration radiates with an almost otherworldly glow, while delicate fuzzy polyps extend gracefully to create mesmerizing movement and texture. This aquacultured frag thrives in established tanks, rewarding keepers with rapid growth and spectacular visual impact. Perfect for reefers seeking a show-stopping centerpiece that combines bold aesthetics with hardy, reliable performance. Add this luminous beauty to your collection and watch your aquascape come alive.
Product Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Species | Nuclear Neon Fuzzy Pavona |
| Size | M (0.5″ to 1″) |
| Origin | Aquacultured |
| Polyp Behavior | Fuzzy tubes extend frequently |
FAQ
What is the growth rate of the Nuclear Neon Fuzzy Pavona?
The coral grows rapidly in established reef tanks and typically shows noticeable expansion within a few months.
Is the coral suitable for beginner reef keepers?
This coral is best suited for experienced reef keepers due to its specific water parameter requirements and need for stable conditions.
How should I care for the coral’s lighting and water flow?
Provide moderate to high lighting and consistent water flow to encourage polyp extension and healthy growth.


Gabrielle McDonald –
The coral has grown well in my 120-gallon tank after three months. The neon glow is stunning and the fuzzy polyps extend regularly. I’ve noticed it’s more active during the day and responds well to moderate lighting.
David Hunter –
It’s a beautiful addition to my reef. The color is vibrant and stands out in the tank. I keep it in a well-maintained system with stable parameters and it’s thriving.
Rebecca Mitchell –
After placing it in my tank, the coral has expanded significantly. The fuzzy polyps are always out, creating a dynamic look. I appreciate the neon hue and the visual impact it brings.