Yellow Submarine Favia (Aquacultured) – Size M
Yellow Submarine Favia colonies captivate with their luminous chartreuse polyps that practically glow against deep, contrasting corallites—a true focal-point showstopper for any reef. Watch polyps extend eagerly during feeding, transforming your aquascape with dynamic color and mesmerizing movement.
Hardy and forgiving, these aquacultured frags thrive under moderate to high light with moderate flow, making them ideal for both established reefers and advancing hobbyists. The dome-shaped growth and robust polyp extension deliver architectural interest and structural diversity without demanding expert-level attention.
This sustainably sourced specimen offers the same vibrant health and coloration as wild-collected alternatives. The M size frag is established enough to acclimate quickly in a reef tank.
| Size | M (0.75″ to 1″) |
|---|---|
| Light Requirement | Moderate to high |
| Water Flow | Moderate |
| Origin | Aquacultured |
FAQ
What is the light requirement for this Favia colony?
This Favia requires moderate to high light to thrive and display its vibrant chartreuse polyps.
Is this frag suitable for beginners?
Yes, it is well-suited for both established reefers and advancing hobbyists due to its hardiness and forgiving nature.
How does the polyp behavior change during feeding?
Polyps extend eagerly during feeding, creating dynamic movement and adding visual interest to the tank.
Alan Howard –
The Yellow Submarine Favia has become the centerpiece of my reef tank. Its glowing chartreuse polyps stand out beautifully against the darker corallites. It’s very active during feeding and adds a lively, natural feel to the display. Easy to maintain with moderate lighting and flow.
Liam Peters –
I was initially hesitant about aquacultured corals, but this one performs just as well as wild-collected specimens. The color is vibrant and the polyps extend well. It’s a great addition to a mid-sized reef setup.
Andrea Black –
The colony looks stunning and has adapted well in my tank after a few weeks. I appreciate the architectural shape and the way it holds up under moderate lighting. A bit more active than I expected, but that’s part of the charm.