Ultra Hot Red Australian Goniopora – Large Frag (1.5″ to 2″)
Photo shows the mother colony and you will be receiving a large frag of it.
Behold the stunning Ultra Hot Australian Goniopora—a living masterpiece that transforms any reef into a vibrant focal point. This mother colony showcases the signature fluorescent hues and intricate polyp structure that make Australian Goniopora highly sought after by serious aquarists. Watch as delicate tentacles sway gracefully under your lighting, creating mesmerizing movement and depth. The rich coloration and robust health of this WYSIWYG specimen promise years of beauty and growth potential. Perfect for established reef tanks, this premium coral rewards proper care with explosive polyp extension and unmatched visual impact.
| Size | 1.5″ to 2″ |
|---|---|
| Species | Australian Goniopora |
| Color | Ultra Hot Red |
| Origin | Australia |
| Condition | Live, Mother Colony Frag |
FAQ
What is the size of the coral fragment I will receive?
The coral fragment is between 1.5 inches and 2 inches in size.
Is this coral suitable for a beginner reef tank?
No, this coral is best suited for established reef tanks with stable water parameters and proper lighting.
Does the coral come with any guarantees or health assurances?
Please contact customer service
Anne Peake –
Received the Ultra Hot Red Goniopora frag and it’s already showing vibrant coloration. The polyps are fully extended under my LED lights and the tank looks much more dynamic. Great choice for a reef centerpiece.
Sean Paige –
This coral has grown well in my 50-gallon tank over three months. The red hue is intense and the movement is impressive. I’m very satisfied with the quality and health of the specimen.
Sarah Mathis –
The frag arrived healthy and looks exactly as described. It’s a bit sensitive to water flow, so I adjusted my current to keep it stable. Still, it’s a beautiful addition to my reef.
Amelia Mathis –
After a month, the coral has expanded significantly. The color is bright and the polyps are active. I’ve never seen anything quite as vivid in my tank before.
Robert Springer –
It’s a high-quality coral that requires consistent lighting and stable conditions. Once those are met, it grows well and adds a lot of visual interest.