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Pink Lemon Drop Goniopora Coral – Aquacultured Marine Fish Decor

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $119.99.Current price is: $78.31.

Beautiful pink lemon drop goniopora coral, aquacultured and safe for aquariums.

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Pink Lemon Drop Goniopora (Aquacultured) – Size M

The Pink Lemon Drop Goniopora is a vibrant and visually striking coral species cultivated through sustainable aquaculture methods. This coral is ideal for reef aquariums and adds a lively, colorful element to any marine display.

Available in size M, this specimen measures approximately 0.75 to 1 inch in diameter. It is naturally colored with soft pink and lemon yellow hues, creating a beautiful contrast in coral formations.

Specification Details
Species Pink Lemon Drop Goniopora
Size 0.75″ to 1″ (approx)
Cultivation Method Aquacultured
Coloration Pink and lemon yellow
Best Environment Reef aquariums with moderate to high lighting

FAQ

What is the recommended lighting for Pink Lemon Drop Goniopora?

This coral thrives under moderate to high lighting conditions. A standard reef aquarium LED or T5 lighting setup with a 10-12 hour daily cycle is ideal.

Is this coral suitable for beginners?

While this coral is visually appealing, it requires stable water parameters and proper flow. It is recommended for intermediate reef keepers with experience in maintaining coral health.

Can this coral be kept with other corals?

Yes, it can be kept with compatible reef species. Avoid aggressive or fast-growing corals that may outcompete it for space and nutrients.

3 reviews for Pink Lemon Drop Goniopora Coral – Aquacultured Marine Fish Decor

  1. Blake Clarkson –

    The Pink Lemon Drop Goniopora arrived healthy and vibrant. It has grown well in my 120-gallon reef tank with moderate lighting. The coloration is striking and adds a lot of visual interest to the display.

  2. Connor Kelly –

    I’ve had this coral for three months now and it’s doing great. The pink and yellow tones are very natural and it blends well with other soft corals in the tank.

  3. Rachel Nolan –

    The aquacultured method is a big plus—no wild-caught concerns. It’s stable in water and has not shown any signs of stress or bleaching. I’m happy with the color and growth rate.

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