White Polyp Lobophytum
Location in tank: I2
Using our Atoll Trace elements, these often morph into a neon green base with white polyps.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Common Tank Location | I2 |
| Color Morph | Neon green base with white polyps |
| Recommended Supplement | Atoll Trace elements |
FAQ
What is the typical coloration of White Polyp Lobophytum after using Atoll Trace elements?
It often morphs into a neon green base with white polyps.
Where should I place this coral in my tank?
Place it in location I2.
Are there any specific water parameters required for this coral?
Please contact customer service
Tracey Powell –
I placed the White Polyp Lobophytum in I2 as recommended. After a few weeks, it started showing a neon green base with white polyps. The color change was noticeable and the coral is growing steadily. It’s a great addition to my reef tank.
Piers Graham –
The coral arrived healthy and settled well in my I2 zone. I’ve been using Atoll Trace elements as suggested, and the coloration has developed nicely. The white polyps are active and the coral looks vibrant.
Sue Scott –
This coral is easy to maintain and responds well to Atoll Trace elements. The neon green base with white polyps is striking. I’m happy with the growth and appearance after two months.