Red ‘Disco’ Mushroom Coral Frag #3
Discosoma sp. (Disco Mushroom)
Soft Coral
Beginner care level
Approximate size: 3cm x 3cm
- Discosoma mushrooms multiply through a process called pedal laceration, where they slowly move across surfaces and leave behind small fragments that grow into new individuals.
- These corals thrive in low to moderate light and low to moderate water flow.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Species | Discosoma sp. |
| Color | Red |
| Form | Soft Coral |
| Difficulty Level | Beginner |
| Size | Approx. 3cm x 3cm |
FAQ
How does the Disco Mushroom coral reproduce?
The coral reproduces through a process called pedal laceration, where it slowly moves across surfaces and leaves behind small fragments that grow into new individuals.
What lighting conditions does this coral prefer?
It prefers low to moderate light.
What water flow is recommended for this coral?
Low to moderate water flow is ideal.
John Taylor –
Easy to set up and has grown well in my tank with moderate lighting. The red color stands out and it’s very peaceful to watch. No issues with movement or health after two months.
David Lawrence –
Grew steadily in my reef tank. I kept the flow low and light moderate. It didn’t spread quickly, but that’s normal for this species. Looks healthy and vibrant.
Molly Newman –
Perfect for beginners. It’s stable and doesn’t require much attention. The color is bright and the texture is soft. I’ve had it for three months and it’s still thriving.