Green Bubble Coral by LiveAquaria
The Green Bubble Coral is a beautiful LPS coral originating from the reefs of Indonesia. It features a white-ridged hard skeleton visible when the polyps are deflated. When inflated, large fleshy polyps cover the entire skeleton and display a neon green color.
Like many LPS corals, it has sweeper tentacles that can harm nearby corals. It requires moderate lighting and low to moderate water movement. Excessive water flow may prevent full expansion of the polyps.
The fleshy polyps are fragile and can easily puncture. Handle only by the hard skeleton to avoid damage. Provide ample space to prevent contact with other corals due to long sweeper tentacles.
| Key Features |
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| Origin: Indonesia |
| Color: Neon green (when inflated) |
| Skeleton: White-ridged hard structure |
| Lighting: Moderate |
| Water Movement: Low to moderate |
| Handling: Handle only by skeleton |
FAQ
What is the lighting requirement for the Green Bubble Coral?
The Green Bubble Coral requires moderate lighting to thrive.
Can the Green Bubble Coral be handled directly by the polyps?
No, the fleshy polyps are fragile and can easily puncture. Handle only by the hard skeleton.
How does the coral expand in the aquarium?
When inflated, the large fleshy polyps cover the entire white-ridged skeleton, displaying a neon green color.

Wendy White –
The Green Bubble Coral adds a vibrant neon green color to my tank. It looks stunning when fully inflated. I make sure to keep water flow low and handle it only by the skeleton. The sweeper tentacles are long, so I’ve added spacing between other corals to avoid contact.
Christopher Randall –
It’s a beautiful addition to my reef tank. The color is bright and eye-catching. I’ve noticed it needs stable lighting and gentle water flow. I avoid touching it directly and keep it in a well-spaced area.
Bella Davies –
Great color and structure. The polyps expand well under moderate lighting. I’ve placed it away from other corals to prevent any damage from sweeper tentacles. Very active in its display.