Aussie Ultra Pink Goniopora Grade A Frag Size: L 1″ to 3″
Goniopora
Common Name: Goniopora
Difficulty: Moderate
Growth Speed: Moderate
Lighting: Medium to High
Average Placement: Middle to Upper levels of the tank
Water Flow: Moderate
Temperament: Semi-Aggressive
Habitat: Found in warm, shallow waters of the Indo-Pacific, often in reef environments.
Feeding: Prefers target feeding with small meaty foods and can absorb nutrients from the water.
The Aussie Ultra Pink Goniopora is a stunning centerpiece for any reef aquarium. Its vibrant pink polyps create a mesmerizing display as they dance gracefully in the water, captivating the eye with their dynamic movement.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Grade | Grade A |
| Size | 1″ to 3″ |
| Species | Goniopora |
| Origin | Indo-Pacific |
FAQ
What is the ideal lighting condition for this Goniopora?
Medium to high lighting is recommended for optimal polyp display and health.
How often should I feed this coral?
Target feed once every 1-2 weeks with small meaty foods such as copepods or brine shrimp.
Is this coral suitable for a beginner reef tank?
This coral is considered moderate in difficulty and may not be ideal for complete beginners due to its semi-aggressive temperament and specific water parameter needs.
William Carr –
The pink polyps are absolutely stunning and add a lot of visual interest to my tank. I’ve been keeping it for three months and it’s thriving with proper lighting and feeding. It’s a bit active, so I need to be careful with other corals, but overall it’s worth the effort.
Thomas Parr –
Great color and growth rate. I placed it in the upper middle zone with moderate flow. It responds well to target feeding and looks vibrant every day. A bit more maintenance than expected, but the appearance is worth it.
Felicity Black –
This is one of the most eye-catching corals I’ve added to my reef. The pink polyps move naturally and create a dynamic look. I keep the lighting consistent and feed weekly with copepods. It’s a solid choice for a reef display.