Pink Stylophora Coral
A small polyp stony (SPS) coral known for its beautiful pink coloration. This coral adapts well to various lighting and water flow conditions in a reef aquarium.
The Stylophora genus is one of the most well-known and studied coral groups. The Club Finger Coral, scientifically known as Stylophora pistillata, also referred to as Cat’s Paw Coral, forms attractive branching colonies.
These colonies grow quickly and are widely distributed in nature. The branches are flat and thick with round, blunt tips. Polyps are small but visible, extending both during the day and at night in captivity.
Available in colors including cream, pink, blue, and green.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Scientific Name | Stylophora spp. |
| Common Name | Pink Stylophora |
| Coralline Type | SPS (Small Polyp Stony) |
| Color | Pink |
| Growth Rate | Fast |
| Water Flow | Adaptable to various flow levels |
| Lighting Requirement | Adaptable to different lighting regimes |
FAQ
What are the ideal lighting and water flow conditions for Pink Stylophora?
Pink Stylophora adapts well to a range of lighting and water flow conditions, making it suitable for various reef aquarium setups.
Is Pink Stylophora suitable for beginners?
While it is adaptable, Pink Stylophora is generally recommended for intermediate reef keepers due to its specific water parameter needs and growth rate.
What colors does Pink Stylophora come in?
Pink Stylophora is primarily pink, though it may also appear in cream, blue, or green variations.
Irene Graham –
The Pink Stylophora has grown well in my 120-liter reef tank. It thrives under moderate lighting and shows vibrant pink coloration. The branching structure is attractive and adds visual interest to the tank. Polyps extend regularly, both day and night, which is a nice feature.
Piers Piper –
I’ve had this coral for three months now. It’s been stable and has grown slightly in size. The color is bright pink and stands out well in my tank. I appreciate its adaptability to my current water flow setup.
Michelle Grant –
Great addition to my reef. The coral forms a nice branching pattern and looks healthy. It’s not too demanding in terms of lighting or flow, which makes it easier to maintain.