Orange Branching Frogspawn – Euphyllia divisa
Orange Branching Frogspawn is a colourful LPS coral admired for its warm orange tones, fleshy polyps and graceful flowing movement. Its branching skeleton makes it an excellent feature coral for adding height, motion and vibrant contrast to a mixed reef aquarium, while its rounded frogspawn-like tentacle tips create a soft, natural display under reef lighting.
Common Name
Orange Branching Frogspawn, Branching Frogspawn Coral, Orange Frogspawn Coral, Euphyllia Coral
Scientific Name (Latin)
Euphyllia divisa
Coral Type
LPS Coral
Growth Form
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Growth Pattern | Branching |
| Polyp Appearance | Fleshy, warm orange |
| Lighting Requirement | Medium to high intensity reef lighting |
| Water Parameters | Salinity: 1.020–1.025, Temperature: 24–28°C, pH: 8.1–8.4 |
FAQ
What is the ideal lighting condition for Orange Branching Frogspawn?
Orange Branching Frogspawn thrives under medium to high intensity reef lighting to support its vibrant coloration and polyp extension.
How does this coral contribute to a reef tank?
It adds height, visual movement, and vibrant contrast to a mixed reef setup with its branching structure and soft, flowing polyps.
Is this coral suitable for beginners?
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Wanda Butler –
The coral has grown well in my 120-liter tank after three months. The orange color is bright and the polyps extend nicely under regular lighting. It adds a lot of visual interest to the display.
Matt Skinner –
I was initially unsure about adding a branching coral, but it has become a focal point. The movement is smooth and the color remains stable even after several weeks.
Irene James –
Great choice for a reef tank with mixed corals. It blends well with other species and shows no signs of stress. Lighting is key, but once set up, it’s very rewarding.