Waving Hand Anthelia Big Frag (Aquacultured)
Introducing the Waving Hand Anthelia—a captivating coral that brings mesmerizing movement and vibrant life to any reef aquarium. This aquacultured frag features delicate, flowing tentacles that sway gracefully with water currents, creating an almost hypnotic display that will draw your eye again and again.
Hand-selected for size and color intensity, this medium frag (0.75″ to 1″) is the perfect addition for both established and growing reef systems. The soft, feathery polyps wave continuously, adding dynamic elegance while remaining hardy and forgiving—ideal for aquarists seeking a show-stopping piece without excessive care demands.
Aquacultured locally ensures superior health and acclimation compared to wild-caught alternatives. Watch your new Anthelia establish quickly.
| Size | 0.75″ to 1″ |
|---|---|
| Type | Aquacultured Frag |
| Best For | Reef Aquariums |
FAQ
What makes this Anthelia frag different from other types?
This Waving Hand Anthelia features delicate, flowing tentacles that move gracefully with water currents, creating a dynamic and visually engaging display. It is hand-selected for color intensity and size, offering a balanced look in reef setups.
Is this coral suitable for beginners?
Yes, the Waving Hand Anthelia is considered hardy and forgiving, making it a good choice for aquarists who want a visually striking coral without needing intensive care.
How long does it take to establish in a tank?
The Anthelia typically establishes quickly after being introduced to the aquarium, especially due to its aquacultured origin and strong acclimation.
Anthony Lambert –
The Waving Hand Anthelia has been a highlight in my reef tank. The tentacles sway beautifully and add a lot of visual interest. It’s easy to maintain and has adapted well after a few weeks. I’m happy with the color and movement.
Molly Mackenzie –
Great addition to my aquarium. The coral grows steadily and doesn’t require much attention. The movement is mesmerizing and it fits well with the other corals in the tank.
Joshua Kelly –
It arrived healthy and looked vibrant. The waving motion is impressive and adds a lot of life to the display. A bit of water flow is needed to keep the tentacles active.
Piers Jones –
I’ve had this frag for about a month now and it’s thriving. The colors are rich and the polyps are always moving. It’s one of the most attractive corals I’ve added to my tank.