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RF Pectinia Coral – WYSIWYG Aquacultured LPS Reef Creature

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $59.93.Current price is: $40.59.

RF Pectinia coral features ruffled, antlered plates that glow under blue light with vibrant greens and purples.

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Pectinia alcicornis is a dramatic LPS coral recognized for its ruffled, leaf-like plates and serrated ridges that form sculptural, antlered colonies. Under blue-spectrum lighting, tissues glow in greens, teals, and purples with contrasting ridge tips. At night, it can deploy long sweeper tentacles, so give it elbow room.

Origin

Indo-Pacific – Indonesia, Philippines, Great Barrier Reef

Depth

5–40 m (15–130 ft)

Lighting

Low to moderate – excels under blue/actinic spectrum

Flow

Low to moderate, indirect (to avoid tearing delicate tissue)

Placement

Lower–mid rockwork with space from neighbors (sweepers)

Temperature

Not specified in product description

Parameter Value
Species Pectinia alcicornis
Coral Type LPS
Light Spectrum Preference Blue/actinic
Flow Requirement Low to moderate, indirect
Recommended Placement Lower–mid rockwork, with spacing from other corals

FAQ

What lighting conditions does Pectinia alcicornis require?

Pectinia alcicornis thrives under low to moderate lighting and performs best under blue or actinic spectrum light.

How should I position this coral in my tank?

Place it in lower to mid rockwork with sufficient space from other corals, especially those that may be swept by its tentacles.

Is there any specific water flow requirement for this coral?

It prefers low to moderate, indirect flow to prevent tearing of delicate tissue.

3 reviews for RF Pectinia Coral – WYSIWYG Aquacultured LPS Reef Creature

  1. Gabrielle Mackenzie –

    The coral has grown beautifully in my tank over three months. The coloration under blue light is stunning, with vibrant greens and purples. I made sure to place it with plenty of space and indirect flow, and it’s been very stable.

  2. Olivia Clark –

    I was initially cautious due to the sweeper tentacles, but after giving it proper spacing, it’s now a focal point. The ruffled appearance is unique and adds a lot of visual interest to the display.

  3. Jacob Glover –

    Grew well under actinic lighting with moderate flow. The color shift at night is subtle but noticeable. I appreciate the detailed care instructions provided in the product description.

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