Toxic Aussie Blastomussa Frag (Size: S, 0.5″ to 1″)
Known for their striking neon-green polyps with electric blue or purple tips, Toxic Aussie Blastomussa frags offer a vibrant and eye-catching presence in any reef aquarium. Each frag is a fast-growing addition that develops multiple heads over time, creating a dynamic and dramatic focal point.
Blastomussa species are resilient and adaptable, thriving under moderate to high lighting and water flow. Their polyps extend continuously, providing constant movement and visual interest. The Toxic strain’s intense coloration becomes more vivid under optimal lighting conditions.
| Size | Polyp Color | Growth Rate | Lighting Requirement |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.5″ to 1″ | Neon green with electric blue or purple tips | Fast-growing | Moderate to high |
FAQ
What makes the Toxic Aussie Blastomussa different from other Blastomussa strains?
The Toxic strain features intense neon-green polyps with electric blue or purple tips, offering a more vivid and striking coloration compared to other strains, especially under optimal lighting conditions.
How long does it take for a frag to develop multiple heads?
Blastomussa frags typically begin developing multiple heads within several months, depending on lighting, water flow, and overall tank conditions.
Is this frag suitable for beginners?
Yes, Blastomussa is known for its resilience and adaptability, making it a good choice for reef keepers with moderate experience. However, consistent lighting and flow are essential for optimal growth and coloration.
Nicholas Watson –
The Toxic Aussie Blastomussa frags arrived healthy and vibrant. After a few weeks under moderate lighting, the polyps started extending and the color became very intense. The multiple heads developed within two months, adding a lot of visual interest to my tank.
Lily Allan –
I was impressed by how fast they grew and how colorful they became. The blue and purple tips stand out beautifully against the green base. I keep them in a high-flow, well-lit corner and they thrive.
Christian Hughes –
The frags look stunning and are very active. I’ve noticed the polyps moving constantly, which adds a lot of life to the tank. Growth has been steady, though I need to maintain consistent lighting to keep the colors bright.
Charles Roberts –
This is one of the most visually striking frags I’ve added to my reef. The neon green with electric blue tips is hard to ignore. After a month, I already see multiple heads forming. Easy to care for with proper lighting.