Combustion Web Sponge Frag (Aquacultured) – Size M (0.75″ to 1″)
The Combustion Web Sponge is a stunning coral that brings vibrant energy to any reef aquarium. Its intricate web-like pattern features bold coloration that shifts and dazzles under aquarium lighting, creating a mesmerizing focal point in your tank.
This aquacultured frag is healthy, hardy, and perfect for both established and developing reef systems. The compact size makes it ideal for placing among rocks and structures, where it thrives in moderate lighting and flow. Watch as it grows and expands, rewarding you with increasingly impressive color saturation.
Aquacultured corals support sustainable reef-keeping while delivering the same beauty as wild-collected specimens. Add this captivating coral to your collection and experience the natural artistry it brings to your aquarium.
| Size | 0.75″ to 1″ |
|---|---|
| Origin | Aquacultured |
| Lighting | Moderate |
| Flow | Moderate |
| Best For | Reef aquariums, established and developing systems |
FAQ
What is the size of the Combustion Web Sponge frag?
The size is approximately 0.75 inches to 1 inch.
Is this coral suitable for beginners?
Yes, it is hardy and well-suited for both established and developing reef systems.
Does this coral require special water conditions?
It thrives in moderate lighting and flow, and performs well in stable reef aquarium conditions.
Gabrielle Metcalfe –
The Combustion Web Sponge has added a lot of visual interest to my tank. The colors shift beautifully under the LED lights and it’s grown steadily over the past few months. Easy to place and has not shown any signs of stress. Highly recommend for reef keepers looking for a vibrant, low-maintenance coral.
Liam Taylor –
I bought this frag for my new reef setup and it has been thriving. The web pattern is striking and the color intensity has improved over time. It fits well in the rockwork and doesn’t require much flow. Great choice for a sustainable, beautiful addition to any tank.
Jasmine Dickens –
The coral looks impressive and has held up well in moderate lighting. It’s not as fast-growing as some others, but the coloration is consistent and pleasing. I appreciate that it’s aquacultured, which makes it a more sustainable option.