LiveAquaria® CCGC Aquacultured Coral Frag 3 Pack – Blast
The LiveAquaria® CCGC Blast Aquacultured Coral Frag Pack (Various sp.) offers hobbyists a way to enhance their reef aquarium with a collection of premium coral frag specimens that add visual interest and beauty through intense color and unique shapes. What sets this 3-pack apart is that all corals feature light green centers, which display as vibrant blasts of light under moderate to high lighting. The corals also respond well to medium to strong water flow, creating dynamic movement and adding life to the tank.
Includes:
- LiveAquaria® CCGC Australian Blastomussa Merletti Coral Frag
- LiveAquaria® CCGC Green Goniopora Coral Frag
- LiveAquaria® CCGC Blue Spruce Caulastrea Coral Frag
| Product Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Lighting Requirement | Moderate to high |
| Water Flow | Medium to strong |
| Origin | Aquacultured (Australia) |
| Best For | Reef aquariums with established systems |
FAQ
What makes the light green center of these corals special?
The light green centers of the corals glow as vibrant bursts of light under moderate to high lighting, adding a dynamic and eye-catching visual effect to the reef tank.
Are these corals suitable for beginners?
These corals are best suited for experienced reef keepers who can maintain stable water parameters and provide consistent water flow.
Do the corals require special feeding?
Please contact customer service
Luke Ogden –
The coral frags arrived quickly and looked healthy. The green centers really glow under my LED lights, adding a lot of color to the tank. The movement from the water flow is impressive and keeps the tank lively.
Natalie Peake –
I’ve had the Blastomussa and Green Goniopora for two months now. They’ve grown well and the light bursts are visible even in low-light conditions. I’d recommend this pack to anyone looking for vibrant, active corals.
Matt Greene –
The Blue Spruce Caulastrea is a standout. It has a delicate structure and the green glow is subtle but effective. Combined with the other two, the tank feels much more dynamic and colorful.
Richard Mackenzie –
I’m not a full-time reef keeper, but I’ve maintained the tank with regular water changes. The corals are stable and show signs of growth. The light effect is noticeable and adds a nice contrast to the other species.