Australian Green Scoly (Scolymia australis)
LPS Coral
Intermediate care level
Approximate footprint: 5cm x 4cm
These are Australian captive spawned Scoly’s. They are pretty small, still growing out in terms of shape, but are undoubtedly the beginning of something amazing.
Meet the centerpiece of your reef aquarium: the Scolymia Australis. Known for its vibrant coloration and striking radial patterns, this premium LPS coral brings an instant focal point to any marine tank. Each specimen is unique, hardy, and highly sought after by collectors who appreciate intense fluorescence and classic button shapes.
| Specimen Details | Information |
|---|---|
| Species | Scolymia australis |
| Color | Green |
| Size | Small, growing |
| Footprint | 5cm x 4cm |
| Care Level | Intermediate |
FAQ
What makes Scolymia australis different from other LPS corals?
Scolymia australis stands out due to its vibrant green coloration and unique radial patterns. It grows slowly and develops into a classic button shape over time, making it a favorite among reef enthusiasts for its visual appeal and natural fluorescence.
Is this coral suitable for beginners?
This coral has an intermediate care level, so it requires stable water conditions and moderate lighting. Beginners should ensure proper water parameters and avoid direct strong light exposure.
How long does it take for this coral to reach full growth?
The growth rate varies, but Scolymia australis typically takes several months to a year to develop its full shape and coloration. Patience and stable conditions are key.
Luke Murray –
The green color is vivid and the radial pattern is very striking. It’s grown well in my 120-liter tank with moderate lighting. I’ve seen it expand slightly over three months and it’s become a real centerpiece.
Joshua Mathis –
It’s a bit small at first, but the growth is steady. I like the natural fluorescence under LED lighting. I keep it in a stable environment with good water flow and it’s thriving.
Eric Sutherland –
Highly recommended for reef tanks. The coral has a unique look and grows slowly but steadily. I’ve had it for six months and it’s already showing signs of full development.