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Open Brain Corals belonging to the Genus Trachyphyllia stand out as some of the most visually striking specimens within the saltwater reef-keeping community. Previously, these brain corals were categorized into two separate genera, Trachyphyllia and Wellsophyllia, before being consolidated under a single genus.
Exhibiting resilience, these large polyp stony corals thrive in environments with subdued lighting and moderate water flow. They readily consume chunky seafood particles and can attain impressive sizes once acclimated.
We are committed to offering WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) Trachy specimens whenever feasible, as each coral boasts a distinct and captivating appearance. Keep checking back regularly to explore our updated selection for sale online, as we continuously seek out rare color morphs and intriguing patterns.
This is a picture of the exact piece of coral you will receive (WYSISWYG).
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Open Brain Corals belonging to the Genus Trachyphyllia stand out as some of the most visually striking specimens within the saltwater reef-keeping community. Previously, these brain corals were categorized into two separate genera, Trachyphyllia and Wellsophyllia, before being consolidated under a single genus.
Exhibiting resilience, these large polyp stony corals thrive in environments with subdued lighting and moderate water flow. They readily consume chunky seafood particles and can attain impressive sizes once acclimated.
We are committed to offering WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) Trachy specimens whenever feasible, as each coral boasts a distinct and captivating appearance. Keep checking back regularly to explore our updated selection for sale online, as we continuously seek out rare color morphs and intriguing patterns.
This is a picture of the exact piece of coral you will receive (WYSISWYG).
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