Milk Stylophora (Aquacultured) – Size M (0.75″ to 1″)
Milk Stylophora captivates with its soft, creamy white polyps that create an ethereal glow under reef lighting. This aquacultured frag branches elegantly and grows rapidly, rewarding even intermediate hobbyists with visible progress week to week.
Hardy and forgiving, it thrives in moderate to high light and flow, making it an ideal choice for building a thriving reef. Its delicate beauty pairs perfectly with vibrant coral neighbors, while its ease of care means you’ll spend more time enjoying your aquarium and less time troubleshooting.
Key Features
- Soft, creamy white polyps with a glowing appearance under reef lighting
- Fast-growing, branching colony that develops visibly within weeks
- Thrives in moderate to high light and moderate to strong water flow
- Easy to maintain, suitable for intermediate reef keepers
- Complements colorful coral neighbors in a reef tank
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Size | M (0.75″ to 1″) |
| Origin | Aquacultured |
| Light Requirement | Moderate to High |
| Flow Requirement | Moderate to Strong |
| Hardiness | Hardy and forgiving |
FAQ
What is the growth rate of Milk Stylophora?
Milk Stylophora grows rapidly and shows visible branching and expansion within weeks of placement in the tank.
Is Milk Stylophora suitable for beginners?
While it is ideal for intermediate reef hobbyists, its hardiness and forgiving nature make it accessible to those with some experience in reef care.
Does Milk Stylophora require special water parameters?
It thrives in moderate to high light and moderate to strong flow, and performs well in stable water conditions typical of a well-maintained reef tank.
Joseph Sutherland –
Installed the Milk Stylophora in my 50-gallon reef tank last month. The polyps have grown beautifully and glow softly under the LED lighting. It’s easy to care for and looks stunning alongside my other corals. I’ve seen visible branching in just three weeks—very rewarding.
Stephen Randall –
This frag is a highlight of my tank. The creamy white polyps are delicate and add a lot of visual interest. It grows quickly and doesn’t seem to need much attention. Works well with my anthias and other reef species.
Sam Piper –
Grew well in moderate lighting and flow. The color is soft and elegant. A bit slower than expected at first, but after a few weeks it started branching nicely. Would recommend for intermediate reef keepers.