Pulsing Xenia Big Frag (Aquacultured) – Size M
Pulsing Xenia captivates with mesmerizing, rhythmic tentacle movements that bring hypnotic life to any reef. This aquacultured frag displays delicate, feathery polyps that sway with gentle water flow, creating an ever-changing display of natural elegance.
The soft, flowing morphology contrasts beautifully with hard corals, adding texture and dynamic motion to your aquascape. Hardy and fast-growing, this frag establishes quickly and rewards stable conditions with lush expansion.
Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Size | 0.75″ to 1″ Approx |
| Species | Pulsing Xenia (Aquacultured) |
| Grow Rate | Fast-growing |
| Hardiness | Hardy |
| Best Conditions | Stable water parameters, gentle flow |
FAQ
What water parameters does Pulsing Xenia prefer?
Pulsing Xenia thrives in stable water conditions with moderate salinity, temperature between 75-82°F, and stable pH. Gentle water flow is recommended to support its polyp movement and growth.
How long does it take for this frag to establish in a tank?
Pulsing Xenia establishes quickly under stable conditions and typically shows visible growth within 4 to 6 weeks.
Can this frag be paired with hard corals?
Yes, its soft, flowing form complements hard corals well, adding texture and dynamic motion to the aquascape.
Matt White –
Installed this in my 55-gallon reef tank and it’s already becoming a focal point. The tentacles move smoothly and add a lot of visual interest. Grew well after a few weeks and looks healthy with regular water changes.
Lillian Greene –
Great addition to my tank. The movement is mesmerizing and it blends well with my hard corals. I noticed it expanded slightly after two months of stable conditions.
Boris Springer –
Highly recommended for intermediate reef keepers. It’s easy to maintain and grows fast. The natural sway of the polyps creates a calming effect in the tank.
Ava Quinn –
Frag arrived healthy and has been thriving. I keep the flow gentle and it’s been active since setup. Looks more vibrant than expected after a month.