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Purple Heart Dispsastraea (Aquacultured) M Size 0.75″-1″ Fish Decor

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $79.99.Current price is: $55.93.

Authentic aquacultured Purple Heart coral for aquariums, natural-looking reef decor.

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Purple Heart Dispsastraea / Favia (Aquacultured) – Size M

Beautifully cultivated coral from sustainable aquaculture, this Purple Heart Dispsastraea offers vibrant color and natural structure ideal for reef tanks.

Size: M (0.75″ to 1″ approx)

Species: Dispsastraea / Favia (Aquacultured)

Feature Detail
Species Dispsastraea / Favia (Aquacultured)
Size 0.75″ to 1″ approx
Origin Aquacultured
Color Purple heart with soft pink and white accents

FAQ

Is this coral suitable for a beginner reef tank?

This coral is best suited for experienced reef keepers due to its specific lighting and water parameter requirements.

How long does it take for this coral to establish in a tank?

Establishment typically takes 3 to 6 months depending on tank conditions and water stability.

Can this coral be kept with other soft corals?

Please contact customer service for compatibility recommendations based on your tank setup.

3 reviews for Purple Heart Dispsastraea (Aquacultured) M Size 0.75″-1″ Fish Decor

  1. Claire McLean –

    The coral arrived healthy and vibrant. It has grown steadily in my 50-gallon tank over the past three months. The color is rich and natural, and it’s thriving under moderate lighting. I appreciate the aquacultured origin—no wild harvesting.

  2. Grace Piper –

    It’s a beautiful addition to my reef. Growth is slow but consistent. I keep it in a well-maintained tank with stable parameters. Would recommend to experienced hobbyists.

  3. Una Grant –

    The purple hue is stunning. It’s been in my tank for five months and shows no signs of stress. The aquaculture process seems to have preserved its natural form and color.

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