Symphyllia, Brain Coral (Symphyllia sp.)
LPS Coral – Red and Green
Intermediate care level
Approximately 6 x 6cm
| Key Features | Details |
|---|---|
| Light Requirement | Moderate to high (start with moderate, increase gradually) |
| Water Flow | Moderate |
| Feeding | Target feeding preferred; otherwise regular broadcast feeding with quality coral food |
| Water Parameters | Good water quality essential |
FAQ
What is the recommended light level for Symphyllia coral?
Start with moderate light and gradually increase to moderate to high light depending on the coral’s previous conditioning.
What type of feeding is recommended for this coral?
Target feeding is preferred, but regular broadcast feeding with quality coral food is effective if target feeding is not possible.
What water conditions are essential for Symphyllia corals?
Good water parameters are essential for healthy growth and survival.
Molly Oliver –
The red and green Symphyllia coral looks vibrant in my tank. I started with moderate lighting and increased it slowly. It has grown well over the past few months with regular feeding. Water parameters are stable and the coral remains healthy.
Kylie Metcalfe –
I found the coral to be active and colorful. I used broadcast feeding since I don’t have a target feeder. It responded well to moderate flow and light. Needs stable water conditions to thrive.
Max Miller –
Great addition to my reef tank. The coral has expanded slightly since installation. I followed the care instructions carefully and have maintained good water quality. It’s a solid intermediate-level coral.