RF Pink Bullseye – Frag
Goniopora spp., commonly known as Goniopora or “Flowerpot Coral”, is a breathtaking large-polyp stony coral famed for its long, flowing polyps that resemble a field of delicate flowers in motion. Available in a stunning range of colors—greens, pinks, reds, purples, and metallic rainbow tones—this coral adds dynamic texture and movement to any reef display. Once considered difficult to maintain, modern aquaculture and improved feeding techniques have made Goniopora far more accessible and rewarding for dedicated aquarists.
Lighting
Modere to high (100–200 PAR); blue-spectrum LEDs enhance fluorescence and polyp coloration
Flow
Modere; prefers indirect, oscillating flow that allows polyp extension without damage
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Species | Goniopora spp. |
| Common Name | Flowerpot Coral |
| Color | Pink |
| Size | Frag (Fragment) |
| Origin | Reef aquarium |
FAQ
What is the ideal lighting for RF Pink Bullseye?
The ideal lighting is moderate to high, between 100–200 PAR, with blue-spectrum LEDs recommended to enhance fluorescence and polyp coloration.
What type of water flow does this coral prefer?
It prefers moderate, indirect, and oscillating flow that allows polyps to extend without being damaged.
Is the pink coloration stable over time?
The pink coloration is generally stable, though it may vary slightly with lighting and water conditions.
Amy Rampling –
The pink bullseye coral has been a highlight in my reef tank. The polyps extend beautifully with gentle flow and the color is vibrant. I’ve maintained it for six months with consistent lighting and feeding. It’s much easier to care for than I expected.
Heather May –
Great addition to my tank. The movement of the polyps is mesmerizing. I use blue LEDs and moderate flow, and the coral has grown steadily. A bit more sensitive to water changes than I thought, but overall very rewarding.
Edward White –
I was skeptical at first, but after setting up proper lighting and flow, the coral has flourished. The pink hue stands out well in my tank. Feeding twice a week with plankton has made a big difference.