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Time Warp Goniopora Short Polyp – Aquacultured Marine Coral for Aquarium

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $119.99.Current price is: $58.37.

Aquacultured Goniopora short polyp ideal for reef tanks, adds natural beauty and biodiversity.

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Violet Aquarium LLC Time Warp Goniopora Short Polyp (Aquacultured) – Size M

The Time Warp Goniopora Short Polyp is a visually striking coral species cultivated through sustainable aquaculture. This polyp is ideal for reef tanks seeking natural coloration and dynamic movement.

Available in size M, this coral grows between 0.75″ and 1″ in diameter. It features short, delicate polyps that respond to light and water flow, creating a lively display in your aquarium.

Specification Details
Species Goniopora time warp
Size M (0.75″ to 1″)
Origin Aquacultured
Light Requirement Medium to high
Water Flow Moderate to strong
Temperature 75°F to 82°F

FAQ

What is the expected growth rate of this coral?

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Is this coral suitable for beginners?

This coral requires stable water conditions and moderate to strong water flow, making it more suitable for intermediate reef keepers.

Can this coral be kept in a tank with other corals?

Yes, it can coexist with compatible reef species, but ensure adequate space and water flow to avoid competition.

3 reviews for Time Warp Goniopora Short Polyp – Aquacultured Marine Coral for Aquarium

  1. Jane Rutherford –

    The Time Warp Goniopora has grown beautifully in my 55-gallon tank. It’s vibrant and active, responding well to the lighting and flow. I appreciate that it’s aquacultured, which means it’s more sustainable and less likely to cause environmental harm.

  2. Tracey Powell –

    It arrived healthy and has been stable for over three months. The polyps are colorful and move naturally. I’ve adjusted the flow slightly to match its needs and it’s thriving.

  3. Anthony Underwood –

    This coral adds a lot of visual interest to my reef. The color is rich and the polyps are active during the day. I’m happy with the aquacultured origin and the quality of the piece.

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